The Student Voice
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Discouraged by the lack of press coverage of the civil rights movement by the mainstream press, the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, or “SNCC”, began their own independent newspaper, The Student Voice. Published between 1960 and 1965 in Atlanta, the newspaper covered news of student non-violent protests, voter registration, efforts to cultivate local African-American political power and reported on on the general activities of the organization.
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The Student Voice
Publisher: Student Voice, Inc.Date: 12/1964Volume Number: Vol. 5-23Format: PeriodicalCollection: The Student Voice
Includes: MFDP Contests Miss. [Freedom Party] Seating; Grass roots Party Swells Membership; 3 Women Challenge House Seating.
The Student Voice
Includes: Freedom Vote Is Open to All; Negroes Refused Place on Ballot; Freedom Vote Candidates with photos; MFDP to Challenge Congressional Seats; You Can Vote; Freedom Vote Candidates; Mileston Opens Community Center; For White Held for Attacks on Workers; Workers Arrested on Syndicalism Charge.
The Student Voice
Publisher: Student Voice, Inc.Date: 9/23/1964Volume Number: Vol. 5-22Format: PeriodicalCollection: The Student Voice
Includes: 5 Miss. Negroes to Be on Ballot; Bomb Blasts Rock McComb; Valley View church Bombed, 23rd During Summer in Miss.; King gets 9000 in SW GA Election; Negroes run in Arkansas. Special focus on McComb, Mississippi: City of Terror.
The Student Voice
Publisher: Student Voice, Inc.Date: 8/5/1964Volume Number: Vol. 5-19Format: PeriodicalCollection: The Student Voice
Includes: FDP Blasts Miss. Demo Convention; Focus on Freedom Schools in Mississippi; Updates on Shootings, Beatings, Bombings and Burnings.
The Student Voice
Publisher: Student Voice, Inc.Date: 7/29/1964Volume Number: Vol. 5-18Format: PeriodicalCollection: The Student Voice
Includes: King, Lewis Spark Freedom Demo Drive; Mississippi Harassment; The Week in Pictures.
The Student Voice
Publisher: Student Voice, Inc.Date: 7/22/1964Volume Number: Vol. 5-17Format: PeriodicalCollection: The Student Voice
Includes: In Greenwood 111 Arrests Mark Miss. Freedom Day; Church Burnings Still Unchecked; Selma: Town in a Reign of Terror; Mississippi Harassment; News Roundup.
The Student Voice
Publisher: Student Voice, Inc.Date: 7/15/1964Volume Number: Vol. 5-16Format: PeriodicalCollection: The Student Voice
Includes: Civil Rights Law Compliance Varies (Over Sixty Arrested in Registration Drive); Selma registration, testing to Continue; Sanctioned Terror Hinders Compliance; Project Goes on Despite Bombing; Mississippi Harassment; Summer Project (Progress Report I); News Roundup.
The Student Voice
Publisher: Student Voice, Inc., AtlantaDate: 6/30/1964Volume Number: Vol. 5-15Format: PeriodicalCollection: The Student Voice
Includes: Rights Workers Still Missing (Schwerner, Goodman, Cheney); Orientation Prepares Summer Volunteers; Forman and Dullus Meet; Mississippi Harassment; News Roundup.
The Student Voice
Publisher: Student Voice, Inc.Date: 6/9/1964Volume Number: Vol. 5-14Format: PeriodicalCollection: The Student Voice
Includes: Brutality Hearing Held in Capital; Miss. Negro Vote Curtailed in Congressional Primary; Riders Throw Bomb at Freedom House; Mississippi Prepares for Summer Project; Legal Barriers to Greet Workers; Sit-in Cases Near High Court Hearing; Employment Program Begin in Cambridge.
The Student Voice
Publisher: Student Voice, Inc.Date: 6/2/1964Volume Number: Vol. 5-13Format: PeriodicalCollection: The Student Voice
Includes: Negroes Run in Miss. -Four Run on Freedom Slate; Beating Marks Freedom Day; Court Nixes Peace Bond Requirements; Summer Project Readied; SNCC Worker Jailed with White Attacker; Additional Federal Judges Called in for Mississippi; Miss. Workers Face Police Harassment; News Roundup.