Robert L. Carter Testifies Before Congress about Housing Discrimination

Creator

Preview

Identifier

35160004384286

Creation Date

8-25-1970

Subject—Topics

Civil Rights Movement; Education

Description

Washington: Robert L. Carter, a New York attorney and president of the National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing, testified before the Senate Select Committee on Equal Education 8/25 that there are more all-White and all-Black schools now than in 1954, largely because of housing discrimination.

Format

BW Photograph, 11" x 8.5"

Source

United Press International