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|a Lightfoot, Claude M.,
|d 1910-1991.
|0 http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n84144814
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|a Turning point in Freedom Road :
|b the fight to end Jim Crow /
|c by Claude Lightfoot.
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|c 1962.
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|a "Claude Lightfoot ... is a leading Communist spokesman and an important voice among the Negro people. He was indicted, convicted, and later free, in a federal trial for the 'crime' of being a member of the Communist Party under the fascist-like provisions of the Smith Act. Mr. Lightfoot's case drew wide support as a test of the doctrine of 'guilt by association'. But more than that, his defense was based on the American Bill of Rights, of the right of all Americans - Communists included - freely to think, speak, write and exchange their views and opinions in the public arena." -- To the reader.
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|a African Americans
|x Segregation.
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