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Tags: 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, Abraham Lincoln, Adam C. Powell, Address to Congress, Adolph Hitler, Adult Education, African Americans, American Civil War, American Friends Service Committee, American Institute of Public Opinion, American Jewish Congress, Anti-Jim Crow, Association of Council Secretaries, Baltimore Maryland, Barry Goldwater, Bedroom Community, Benson Y. Landis, Berlin Germany, Birmingham Alabama, Black Muslims, Boycott, Brotherhood, Bureau of Research and Survey, But Not Next Door, Buying Power, C. Arild Olsen, Capitol Hill, Catholic Archdiocese of Boston, Chicago Illinois, Church of Jesus Christ, Civic Action, Civil Rights, Civil Rights Act of 1964, Civil Rights and Job Opportunities Address to Congress, Civil Rights and Racial Justice, Civil Rights and Racial Justice Resolution, Civil Rights Commissions, Community Relations, Community Relations Service, Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), Congressional Address, Controlled Occupancy Policy, Cook County Illinois, Cuban Missile Crisis, Daisy Bates, David H. Rosen, David McKay Company Inc., De Facto Segregation, De Jure Segregation, Deerfield Illinois, Deerfield Integration, Deerfield Park District, Democratic Party, Demonstrations, Desegregation, Domestic Tranquility, Economic Efficiency, Ecumenical Leadership, Elijah Muhammad, Emancipation Proclamation, Emanuel Celler, Equal Access, Equal Accommodations, Equal Accommodations in Public Facilities, Equal Job Opportunities, Equal Protection of the Law, Equality, Equality of Opportunity, Eugene Carson Blake, Fair Employment Regulations, Federal Aid, Federal Assistance Programs, Federal Employment Programs, Federal Fair Employment Practices Law, Federal Government, Filibuster, Fourteenth Amendment Equal Protection Clause United States Constitution, Francis J. Lally, Gallup Poll, George Gallup, Georgia, Gwynn Oak Amusement Park, Harry M. Rosen, Highland Park Illinois, House Resolution 7152, Housing Integration, Housing Segregation, Human Relations Organizations, Human Rights, I Have a Dream Speech, Inevitability of Integration, Information Service, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, James H. Price, Jesus Christ, Jim Crow Laws, Joachim Prinz, John F. Kennedy, Judaism, Ku Klux Klan, Lake County Illinois, Lake Forest Illinois, Land Condemnation, Letter from Birmingham Jail, Lincoln Memorial, Little Rock Arkansas, Little Rock Nine, Louis Harris, Lyndon B. Johnson, Marches, Martin Luther King Jr., Mass Protests, Michael J. Mansfield, Mississippi, Modern Community Developers Inc., Montana, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), National Council of Churches, National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America, National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America General Board, Nazism, Nelson Rockerfeller, New York, New York City New York, New York Times, Newsletter, Newsweek, Non-Violence, Northern Bigotry, Northern Patterns of Residence, Order v. Justice, Orthodox Churches, Park Referendum, Paul V. Berggren, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Princeton New Jersey, Progress Development Corporation, Protestantism, Protests, Public Institutions of Higher Learning, Public Opinion News Service, Public School Boards, Race Relations, Racial Discrimination, Racial Equality, Racial Problems, Racial Stereotypes, Racial Strife, Religious Racial Discrimination, Religious Response to the Deerfield Integration Case, Republican Party, Rochester New York, Roman Catholic Bishops of the United States, Roman Catholic Church, Russia, School Integration, School Segregation, Senate Bill 1731, Separate But Equal Doctrine, Separatist Doctrine, Sit-Ins, Social Justice, Store Boycott, Store Picketing, Suburbanization, The Long Shadow of Little Rock, The Pilot, The United States and Its Churches, United Church of Christ, United Church of Christ Board for Homeland Ministries, United Church of Christ Board for Homeland Ministries Board of Directors, United Presbyterian Churches, United States Attorney General, United States Congress, United States Equal Employment Opportunity Committee, United States Federal District Court System, United States Federal Government Executive Branch, United States Federal Government Judicial Branch, United States House of Representatives, United States House of Representatives Judiciary Committee, United States House Representative, United States of America, United States Religion and Race Commission, United States Senate, United States Senator, United States Supreme Court, Urbanization, Washington D.C., Washington D.C. Police Department, Washington Office of the National Council of Churches, Washington Post, White Casualties, White Citizens' Councils, White Majority, William Brink, Williams Bay Wisconsin, Willingness to Go to Jail for the Cause, World Council of Churches, World Council of Churches Central Committee, World Diplomacy

Tags: A.L. Foster, Abraham Lincoln, Albert Einstein, Asbestos, Bertrand Russell, Bolshevism, Carl Branden, Censorship, Chicago Illinois, Communism, Communist Manifesto, Contempt of United States Congress, Cornpone, Cotswold, Cross Burning, Deerfield Citizens for Human Rights, Deerfield Integration, Deerfield Integration Lawsuits, Deerfield Police Department, Don Davis, Donald S. Frey, Francis Walter, Frank Wilkinson, Freudian Slip, Glencoe Illinois, Glencoe Park District, Housing Segregation, Hugo Black, Human Relations, Individual Freedoms, Individual Rights, James O. Eastland, James Roosevelt, John Birch Society, John E. Lemmon, Joseph McCarthy, Kneel-In Protest, Ku Klux Klan, Land Condemnation, Little Rock Arkansas, Livermore California, London England, London Observer, Louis D. Brandeis, Lynching, Mayor Patterson, McCarthyism, Mortgages, Moscow Russia, Mrs. A.L. Foster, Mrs. Donald S. Frey, National Council of Churches, New Orleans Louisiana, New York Civil Liberties Union, New York Times, Newsletter, North Shore Human Relations Committee, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Operation Abolition, Osterman Avenue, Parent Teacher Association, Progress Development Corporation, Public Transportation System, Racial Equality, Racial Justice, Racial Segregation, Resident Associations, San Francisco California, School Segregation, Social Reform, St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg Times, St. Petersburg United Churches, Un-Americanism, United States Congress, United States Constitution Bill of Rights, United States Constitution First Amendment, United States Constitution Fourteenth Amendment, United States Federal District Court, United States House of Representatives Un-American Activities Committee, United States Supreme Court, Vandalism, White Citizens Councils, William O. Douglas, Wiretapping, Yankees

Tags: Adlai E. Stevenson, Adrien L. Ringuette, Alabama Journal, American Freedom of Residence Fund, Augusta Courier, Augusta Georgia, Benjamin J. Anderson, Chicago Illinois, Co-Op Housing, Concord Park Subdivision, Confederate Flag, Confederate States of America, Controlled Occupancy Policy, Cross Burning, Deerfield American Legion Hall, Deerfield Citizens Committee, Deerfield Citizens for Human Rights, Deerfield Park District Board of Directors, Deerfield Village Meetings, Deerfield Village Officials, Ed Randall, Eleanor Roosevelt, Eminent Domain, Evanston Illinois, First Unitarian Church of Evanston, Floral Park Subdivision, George E. Otto, George W. Grier, George Washington, Greenbelt Knoll Subdivision, Greenwood Mississippi, Harold C. Lewis, Homes Without Hate, Housing Integration, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, Integration Poll, Jack D. Parker, James C. Mitchell, James O. Eastland, John W. Hunt, Joseph G. Powell, Joseph Samuel Perry, Joseph W. Koss, Ku Klux Klan, Marvin Weisbord, Max Weinrib, Mississippi, Modern Community Developers Inc., Montgomery Alabama, Morris Milgram, New Jersey, New York, New York City New York, Norman Thomas, North Shore, North Shore Residents Association, Overt Racism, Paul V. Berggren, Pear Tree Subdivision, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Plessy v. Ferguson, Princeton New Jersey, Privately Developed Interracial Housing, Progress Development Corporation, Property Values, Quakers, Racial Quota System, Restrictive Covenant, Robert E. Bowen, Ross Allen Weston, Saul Bellow, Socialism, The Massive Wallop, The Progressive, Trevose Pennsylvania, United States Circuit Court of Appeals, United States Circuit Court of Appeals Seventh Circuit, United States Constitution, United States Federal District Court, United States Supreme Court, Vandalism, Washington D.C., Waterbury Connecticut, White Citizens Councils, Wilmington Delaware, Workers Defense League

Tags: Affirmative Action, African American History Month, African Americans, Alice Almasy, Alice Walton, Bedroom Community, Black History Month, Bonnie Banoff, Bonnie Inman, But Not Next Door, Charles J. Caruso, Chicago Illinois, Civil Rights, Civil Rights Movements, Controlled Occupancy Policy, Cross Burning, D. Smith, Daniel Walker, David H. Rosen, Deerfield Building Commission, Deerfield Building Commissioner, Deerfield Building Inspector, Deerfield Citizens for Human Rights, Deerfield Grammar School, Deerfield High School, Deerfield High School Deerprints, Deerfield High School Deerprints Special Report, Deerfield High School Principals, Deerfield Integration, Deerfield Integration Lawsuits, Deerfield Park District, Deerfield Park District Board of Directors, Deerfield Park District Superintendent, Deerfield Review, Deerfield Village Board of Trustees, Deerfield Village Board of Trustees President, Deerfield Village Hall, Deerfield Village Manager, Deerfield Village Meetings, Eduardo Farias, Equal Opportunity in Housing, Eric Reuther, Floral Park Model Homes, Floral Park Subdivision, Harold Dusenbury, Harry M. Rosen, Heather Gorman, Highland Park High School, Human Rights, Illinois Governor, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, Integration Poll, J.N. Leone, Jack D. Parker, James C. Mitchell, James R. Kilgore, John Scornavacco, Joseph Samuel Perry, Joseph W. Koss, June Courington, Ku Klux Klan, Lake County Illinois, Land Condemnation, Leonard Bronstein, Little Rock Arkansas, Marcelle Polednik, Martin Luther King Jr., Max Weinrib, Merle Monroe, Mitchell Park, Modern Community Developers Inc., Morris L. Courington, Nation Magazine, Neal J. Mosely, Newspaper Article, Norris W. Stilphen, North Shore, Overt Racism, Panic Selling, Park Forest Illinois, Park Referendum, Pear Tree Subdivision, Political Correctness, Progress Development Corporation, Property Values, Property Values and Race, Quota System, Racial Integration, Racial Prejudice, Racism, Real Estate Agents, Religious Response to the Deerfield Integration Case, Robert B. Dietsche, Robert E. Bowen, Ryan Zerwer, Social Attitudes, Social Fabric of the Community, St. Gregory Episcopal Church, Theodor P. Repsholdt, Time Magazine, Unincorporated Areas, United States Supreme Court, Vandalism, W. McMillan Reynolds, Wilmot Road, Wilmot School

Tags: Chicago Illinois, Deerfield Building Commissioner, Deerfield Citizens for Human Rights, Deerfield Integration, Deerfield Integration Lawsuits, Deerfield Park District, Deerfield Park District Board of Directors, Deerfield Village Board of Trustees, Illinois Supreme Court, Integration, Integration Poll, Lake County Circuit Court, Land Acquisition, Land Condemnation, Lawsuit, Modern Community Developers Inc., Morris Milgram, North Shore Residents Association, Park Referendum, Progress Development Corporation, Racial Integration, St. Gregory Episcopal Church, United States Circuit Court of Appeals, United States Federal District Court, United States Supreme Court, Vandalism, Waukegan Illinois

Tags: Bernard M. Decker, Chicago Daily News, Deerfield Illinois, Deerfield Integration, Deerfield Integration Lawsuits, Deerfield Park District, F. Ryan Duffy, Housing Integration, Illinois Supreme Court, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, John S. Hastings, Joseph Samuel Perry, Lake County Circuit Court, Lake County Treasurer, Land Condemnation, Latham Castle, Max Weinrib, Newspaper Article, Park Referendum, Progress Development Corporation, Temporary Injunction, United States Circuit Court of Appeals, United States Federal District Court, United States Supreme Court

Tags: Cicero Illinois, Civil Rights, Conclusions of Law, Controlled Occupancy Policy, Court Ruling, Deerfield Building Code, Deerfield Citizens Committee, Deerfield Illinois, Deerfield Integration, Deerfield Integration Lawsuits, Deerfield Park District, Deerfield Park District Board of Directors, Deerfield School District #109 Board of Education, Deerfield School District #110 Board of Education, Deerfield Village Meetings, Deerfield Village Officials, Eminent Domain, Findings of Fact, Illinois, Illinois Law, James R. Kilgore, Lake County Circuit Court, Land Acquisition, Land Condemnation, Memorandum Opinion, Modern Community Developers Inc., Park Referendum, Progress Development Corporation, Resale Agreements, Restrictive Covenant, Toll Road Case, United States Constitution Fourteenth Amendment, United States Supreme Court

Tags: Americans for Democratic Action, Blockbusting, Charlotte Des Jardins, Chatham, Chicago Daily News, Chicago Illinois, Compilation, Copy, Deerfield Park District, Deerfield Park District Board of Directors, Federal Government, Housing Segregation, Hyde Park Chicago, Illinois, Illinois Supreme Court, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, Joseph L. Rauh Jr., Lake County Circuit Court, Letter to the Editor, Mississippi, Modern Community Developers Inc., Morris Milgram, National Student Councils of the YMCA and YWCA, Newspaper Article, Panic Selling, Princeton New Jersey, Progress Development Corporation, Property Values, Property Values and Race, R.A. Cleland, Racial Prejudice, Racial Segregation, School Segregation, Supply and Demand Economy, United States Supreme Court, Urbana Illinois, Washington D.C., Wilmette Illinois

Tags: 1961 United States Civil Rights Commission Report, 1961 United States Commission on Civil Rights Report, American Freedom of Residence Fund, Bedroom Community, Buchanan v. Warley, Charles Benton, Charles S. Zimmerman, Chicago Metropolitan Area, Civil Rights, David H. McAlpin Jr., Deerfield Building Code, Deerfield Building Commission, Deerfield Building Inspector, Deerfield Illinois, Deerfield Integration, Deerfield Park District, Deerfield Park District Board of Directors, Deerfield Village Board of Trustees, Deerfield Village Officials, Deerfield Zoning Ordinances, Donald S. Frey, Dorothy S. Norman, Edward L. Greenfield, Edwin C. Berry, Eleanor Israel, Eleanor Roosevelt, Elizabeth Freund, Eminent Domain, Equal Opportunity in Housing, Equal Protection of the Law, Federal Report, Floral Park Model Homes, Fourteenth Amendment Equal Protection Clause United States Constitution, Frank McCallister, Gene Phillips, Housing Report, Illinois, Illinois State Court System, Illinois State Legislators, Illinois Supreme Court, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, Integration Poll, James A. Pike, James Farmer, James H. Slater, Joseph Samuel Perry, Lake County Circuit Court, Lake County Illinois, Land Condemnation, Lisa Howard, Local Government, Louisville Kentucky, Max Weinrib, N.O. Calloway, Norman Thomas, North Shore, Oscar Brown Jr., Park Referendum, Paul V. Berggren, Progress Development Corporation, Racial Zoning, Racial Zoning as a Legal Device, Racial Zoning Laws, Ray Gibbons, Ross Allen Weston, Roy Wilkins, Samuel R. Pierce, Suburbia, Trial by Jury, United States Circuit Court of Appeals, United States Civil Rights Commission, United States Constitution Fourteenth Amendment, United States Federal District Court, United States Supreme Court, Wells D. Burnette, William J. Vanden Heuvel, Zoning Ordinances

Tags: Abolition Movement, Abortion, Abortion Rights, Abraham Lincoln, Affirmative Action, African Americans, Alabama, Alan Bakke, American Civil War, Astonauts, Bakke v. Regents of the University of California, Brown v. Board of Education, But Not Next Door, California, California Board of Regents, Carl Galmon, Cesar Chavez, Charles J. Caruso, Charles Richard, Cherokee Nation, Chicago Historical Society, Civil Rights, Civil Rights Act of 1964, Civil Rights Activists, Clark Street, College Admissions Programs, Columbia Tennessee, Curfews, David Duke, Deerfield Citizens for Human Rights, Deerfield High School, Deerfield High School College and Career Resource Center, Deerfield Human Relations Commission, Deerfield Illinois, Deerfield Integration, Deerfield Park District, Deerfield Public Library, Deerfield School District #109, Deerfield School District #109 Superintendent, Deerfield School District #110, Deerfield School District #110 Superintendent, Deerfield Village Meetings, Discriminatory Crimes, Disenfranchisement, Dr. Charles Richard Elementary School, Dred Scott, Dred Scott Decision, Dred Scott v. Sandford, Eleanor Roosevelt, Elizabeth Battle, Equality, Ethan Knoper, Ethnicity Quota System, Eye on the Media (EOM), Federal Judiciary, Floral Park Model Homes, Floral Park Subdivision, Frederick Douglass, Gender Quota System, George Washington, George Washington Elementary School, Great Britain, HarperCollins, Harriot Jacobs, Hate Crimes, Highland Park High School, Hugh Price, Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl, Individual Autonomy, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, Jack D. Parker, Jet Magazine, Jim Crow Era, Jim Crow Laws, Judaism, Kathleen Walsh, Kevin Silverman, Kim Tracz, Kimberly Mays, Ku Klux Klan, Legacy of Slavery, Legal Separation, LGBTQIA+, LGBTQIA+ Civil Rights, LGBTQIA+ Rights, Linda Brent, Little Rock Arkansas, Louisiana, Louisiana Governor, Louisiana Governor's Mansion, Low Income Housing, Lyndon B. Johnson, Mae Jemison, Margaret McMahon, Martin Luther King Jr., Marybeth Kravets, McDougal and Little, Media Representation, Men, Michael Kaiz, Michigan, Middle Passage, Mike Foster, Mississippi, Mitchell Park, Mitchell Pool, Montgomery Alabama, Montgomery Bus Boycott, Murder, Naples Daily News, National Urban League, New Jersey, New Orleans Louisiana, New York City New York, Newspaper Article, North America, North Avenue, North Carolina, North Shore, Oregon State University, Pageturners Book Club, Partial Birth Abortions, Plessy v. Ferguson, Police Brutality, Politics of Slavery, Pro-Life Activists, Progress Development Corporation, Rachel Cox, Racial Hate Crimes, Racial Intolerance, Racial Quota System, Racial Stereotypes, Racial Tensions, Religious Hate Crimes, Reverse Discrimination, Right to Choose, Robert C. Gand, Roe v. Wade, Rosa Parks, School Diversity, School Integration, School Segregation, Segregation, Separate But Equal Doctrine, Shay's Rebellion, Slaveholders, Slavery, Springsboro Pennsylvania, St. Gregory Episcopal Church, Steve Barnhart, Stonewall Riots, Tami Tranowski, Teen Civil Rights, Teen Rights, Tennessee, Texas, Thomas Jefferson, Tiffany Stull, Time Magazine, Tom Clarke, Tracy Jacobson, Trail of Tears, United States Circuit Court of Appeals Seventh Circuit, United States Constitution Nineteenth Amendment, United States Constitution Thirteenth Amendment, United States Federal District Court System, United States of America Past and Present, United States Supreme Court, University of California, University of California Davis Medical School, University of Michigan, Virginia, Voting Rights, White Americans, Women, Women's Right to Vote, Women's Rights, Workers Rights