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- Tags: Deerfield Citizens for Human Rights
Vote a Blow to Integration in Deerfield
Tags: Catherine B. Price, Chicago Daily News, Deerfield Citizens for Human Rights, Deerfield Citizens for Human Rights Steering Committee, Deerfield Integration, Deerfield Park District, Deerfield Park District Board of Directors, Deerfield Road, Dwight D. Eisenhower, E. Frederic Morrow, Edgar D. Crilly, Federal Housing Administration (FHA), Floral Park Subdivision, Housing and Home Finance Agency, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, James C. Mitchell, Jewett Park, Jewett Park Field House, John W. Hunt, Land Condemnation, Morris Milgram, Newspaper Article, Norman P. Mason, Park Referendum, Paul V. Berggren, President of the United States, Progress Development Corporation, Snyder Clarke Dalziel Holmquist and Johnson, Waukegan Illinois, Zion Lutheran Church
Village President Condemns Vandalism of Lemmon Home
Tags: David C. Whitney, Deerfield Citizens for Human Rights, Deerfield Integration, Deerfield Police Department, Deerfield Review, Deerfield School District #110, Deerfield School District #110 Board of Education, Deerfield Village Board of Trustees, John E. Lemmon, Norris W. Stilphen, Rose Lemmon, Vandalism, World Book Encyclopedia
They Said: 'Keep Out'
Tags: Adrien L. Ringuette, Alan B. Shepard School, Book Review, Brotherhood, But Not Next Door, Chicago Area Suburbs, Chicago Illinois, Controlled Occupancy Policy, Copy, Court Case Documents, David H. Rosen, Deerfield Citizens for Human Rights, Deerfield Illinois, Deerfield Park District, Deerfield Park District Board of Directors, Episcopal Church, Harold C. Lewis, Harry M. Rosen, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, Ivan Obolensky Inc., Jack D. Parker, Keith Wheeler, Land Condemnation, Little Rock Arkansas, Modern Community Developers Inc., Morris Milgram, National Media Coverage, North Shore, Park Referendum, Peaceable Lane, Property Values, Property Values and Race, South Africa, Ted Poston, United States Federal District Court
The Negro in White Suburbia: Community Power vs. Human Rights
Tags: A. Philip Randolph, Adlai E. Stevenson, African American Veterans, Alice Untermyer, All-White Suburbs, American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO), American Freedom of Residence Fund, American Friends Service Committee, Anti-Defamation League, Arson, Arthur G. Falls, Ashland Virginia, Asian Americans, Avon Books, Bernard M. Decker, Birmingham Alabama, Birmingham City Council, Black Nationalist Movements, Borough Council, Bronx New York City, Brotherhood of Sleeping-Car Porters, Brown v. Board of Education, Buchanan v. Warley, Buckley, Building Code Regulations, Building Codes, Building Codes as a Legal Device to Ensure Segregation, But Not Next Door, C. Vann Woodward, California State Attorney General, Caucasians Only, Charles Abrams, Chester Pennsylvania, Chicago Daily News, Chicago Defender, Chicago Illinois, Chicago Loop, Chicago News, Chinese Americans, Church Leaders, City of Brotherly Love, City of Creve Cour v. Weinstein, Civil Rights, Civil Rights Act of 1866, Civil Rights Cases of 1883, Civil Rights in the North, Clement E. Vose, Columbians, Common Law, Community Harassment, Community Leaders, Community Officials, Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), Cook County Illinois Circuit Court, Corrigan, Corrigan v. Buckley, Creve Cour Aldermen, Creve Cour Mayor, Creve Cour Missouri, Dallas Texas, David H. Rosen, Deerfield American Legion Hall, Deerfield Building Commissioner, Deerfield Citizens Committee, Deerfield Citizens for Human Rights, Deerfield Integration, Deerfield Integration Lawsuits, Deerfield Park District, Deerfield Park District Board of Directors, Deerfield Park District v. Progress Development Corporation, Deerfield Planning Commission, Deerfield School District #109 Board of Education, Deerfield School District #110 Board of Education, Deerfield Village Board of Trustees, Deerfield Village Board of Trustees President, Deerfield Village Meetings, Delay in Issuing Permits, Detroit Michigan, Developing Open Communities, District of Columbia, District of Columbia Supreme Court, Economic Discrimination, Edwin Robson, Eleanor Roosevelt, Eminent Domain, England, English Common Law, Ethel Untermyer, Eugene Gressman, Eunice Grier, Excessive Stringency in Inspections, Fair Housing Committees, Fair Housing Laws, Federal Government Agencies, First Option Agreements, First Unitarian Church of Evanston, Floral Park Subdivision, Forbidden Neighbors, Ford Motor Company, Fourteenth Amendment Equal Protection Clause United States Constitution, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Freedom of Residence, Freedom of Residence Foundation Inc., George T. Raymond, George W. Grier, German, German Jews, Ghetto Complex, Ghetto Growth, Government Printing Office, Greenwood Mississippi, Gus Tyler, Harold C. Lewis, Harper and Brothers, Harry M. Rosen, Hawaiians, Henry G. Sweney, Highland Park High School, Highland Park Illinois, Home Titles, Homer A. Jack, Homes Without Hate, Hostility to Integrated Housing, Housing, Housing Discrimination, Housing Integration, Housing Segregation, Houston Texas, Howard Hoosin, Howard Venable, Human Rights, Ian D. McMahan, Illinois, Illinois Supreme Court, Immigration, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, Integration Educational Programs, Integration Poll, Ivan Obolensky, Jack D. Parker, James C. Mitchell, James Hurd, Japanese Americans, Jim Crow Laws, Job Discrimination, John F. Kennedy, John P. Morris, John Silard, John W. Hunt, Joseph G. Powell, Joseph L. Rauh Jr., Joseph Samuel Perry, Joseph W. Koss, Judaism, Judicial Enquiry, Katie Venable, Ku Klux Klan, Lake County Circuit Court, Lake County Illinois, Land Condemnation, Lillian Falls, Lisle C. Carter Jr., Lithuanian, Lithuanian Jews, Little Rock Arkansas, Little Rock of Housing, Local Officials, Logical Variances, Long Island New York, Louisville Kentucky, Lower East Side New York City, Main Line, Marvin Weisbord, Max Weinrib, Mexan Americans, Miami Florida, Milpitas California, Milpitas Sewer Board, Mitchell Rosenfeld, Mob Violence, Modern Community Developers Inc., Montgomery County Maryland, Morris Milgram, Mrs. Rowan Wiley, Myth of Declining Real Estate Values Due to Integration, Nashville Tennessee, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing (NCDH), National Committee of Sponsors, National Student Councils of the YMCA and YWCA, National Urban League, Neighborhood Protective Associations, Neighborhood School System, Nelson Bengston, New Orleans Louisiana, New York, New York City New York, Newton N. 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Mitchell, Property Values, Public Hysteria, Public Officials, Racial Covenants, Racial Discrimination, Racial Discrimination in Housing, Racial Restrictive Covenants, Racial Segregation, Racial Zoning, Racial Zoning as a Legal Device, Racial Zoning Laws, Real Estate Value, Religious Discrimination, Residential Segregation, Restrictive Covenant, Richard G. Kahn, Richland Water District, Richland Water District Water Commissioners, Richmond Virginia, Right of Freehold, Robert E. Bowen, Roland B. Barnes, Rowan Wiley, Russian, Russian Jews, Rutledge Pennsylvania, San Francisco California, San Francisco Chronicle, San Jose California, School Integration, School Segregation, Seth Glickenhaus, Southern Patterns of Residence, Southern Segregation, St. Gregory Episcopal Church, St. Joseph Michigan, St. Louis Circuit Court of Appeals, St. Louis Missouri, Stereotypes, Straw-Buyers, Suburbanization, Swarthmore Pennsylvania, Terrorism, The Deerfield Coloring Book, The Progressive, The Strange Career of Jim Crow, Theodor P. Repsholdt, Theodore Spaulding, United Automobile Workers of America AFL-CIO, United States Circuit Court of Appeals, United States Civil Rights Commission, United States Constitution, United States Constitution Fourteenth Amendment, United States Deputy Attorney General, United States Federal District Court, United States Federal District Court of Chicago, United States Federal District Court System, United States Supreme Court, University of California Press, Vandalism, W. Willard Wirtz, Washington D.C., Western Springs Illinois, Western Springs Park District, Western Springs Park District v. Falls, White Citizens' Councils, White Flight, Wiley v. Richland Water District, Winston-Salem North Carolina, World War I, World War II, Zoning Ordinances
The Deerfield Story
Tags: Adlai E. Stevenson, African Americans, AFSC Housing Opportunities Program, Alice Walton, American Friends Service Committee, American Friends Service Committee Educational Campaign, Anita Clair, Arthur G. Falls, Bannockburn Illinois, Charles Benton, Chicago Brotherhood, Chicago Daily News, Chicago Illinois, Chicago Sun-Times, Chicago Tribune, Chicago's American, Connecticut, Dave Meade, Deerfield Citizens for Human Rights, Deerfield Integration Lawsuits, Deerfield Road, Deerfield Village Meetings, Dorothy Repsholdt, Dorothy V. Arns, Edward G. Olsen, Eleanor Roosevelt, Equal Opportunity in Housing, Evanston Illinois, Floral Park Model Homes, Floral Park Subdivision, Fund for the Republic, George Nangan Company, Harold C. Lewis, Highland Park High School, Highland Park Illinois, Housing Integration, Inland Steel Company, Jack D. Parker, Jacob K. Javits, John E. Lemmon, John W. Hunt, Joseph S. Clark Jr., Joslyn Green, Judaism, June Courington, Kale Williams, Lake Forest Illinois, Legality of Segregation, Len Bishop, Lincoln Acres Development Corporation, Lincolnshire Illinois, Little Rock Arkansas, Marilyn Harris, Mary G. Mazur, Mason-Dixon Line, Max Weinrib, Modern Community Developers Inc., Morris L. Courington, Morris Milgram, Mrs. Robert Ettinger, National Brotherhood Week, New Jersey, New York Times, North Shore, North Shore Human Relations Committee, North Shore Residents Association, Northbrook Illinois, Northfield Illinois, Orville L. Freeman, Park Ridge Illinois, Paul Burdlek, Paul J. Aicher, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Princeton New Jersey, Progress Development Corporation, Property Values, Protestantism, Quakers, Racial Integration, Real Estate, Real Estate Value, Residential Equality, Richard J. Nelson, Robert Ettinger, Robert H. Mazur, Roman Catholic Church, Sidra DeKoven, Socialism, St. Gregory Episcopal Church, Stevenson Rifkind and Wirtz, Theodor P. Repsholdt, Time Magazine, William Benton, Wilmot Road, Zion Lutheran Church
The Adopted Black Baby and the White One Who Replaced Her
Tags: Alcoholism, Amy Roost, Angelle Smith, Associate Degree, Bachelor's Degree, Baseball, Baseball Cards, Bedroom Community, Bob Sandberg, Burglary, Capitol Hill, Chicago Area Suburbs, Chicago Blackhawks Hockey Team, Chicago Illinois, Chicago South Side, Cocaine, Counselor, Cross Burning, Deerfield Citizens for Human Rights, Deerfield Illinois, Deerfield Park District, Drug Addiction, Florida, George Washington University, Harry Smith, Homelessness, Hot Wheels, Illinois, Illinois Adoption Records, Illinois Birth Records, Incarceration, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, Internet Printout, Interracial Adoption, Jenna Schoenefeld, John Eligon, Juanita Green, Judaism, La Jolla California, Land Condemnation, Len Sandberg, Los Angeles California, MacArthur Park, Marge Sandberg, Master's Degree, Mitchell Park, Neal Gordon, New York Times, Newspaper Article, Overt Racism, Private Education, Racial Disparity, Rebecca Sandberg, Ruth Smith, Sexual Assault, Stationary Store, Tract Housing, Trayvon Martin, Underground Lottery, Unitarian Church, Vandalism, White Privilege, WNYC Snap Judgment Podcast
Temple Congregation Speech
Tags: Africa, Anti-Semitism, Arthur G. Falls, Arthur Shay, Atlanta Journal, B'nai Brith, Bedroom Community, Bernard Scotch, Briargate Country Club, Briarwood Golf Club, Brotherhood, Brown v. Board of Education, But Not Next Door, Charlotte Scotch, Chicago Area Suburbs, Chicago Illinois, Clinton Tennessee, Communism, Controlled Occupancy Policy, Cuba, David H. Rosen, Deerfield American Legion Hall, Deerfield Building Code, Deerfield Building Commissioner, Deerfield Citizens Committee, Deerfield Citizens for Human Rights, Deerfield Demographics, Deerfield Grammar School, Deerfield Illinois, Deerfield Integration, Deerfield Park District, Deerfield Park District Board of Directors, Deerfield Park District Superintendent, Deerfield Review, Deerfield School District #109, Deerfield School District #110, Deerfield Village Board of Trustees, Deerfield Village Manager, Deerfield Village Meetings, Deerfield Village Officials, Deerfield Zoning Ordinances, Economic Motivations for Prejudice, Edwin C. Berry, Eleanor Roosevelt, Elizabeth Dilling, Europe, Federal Housing Administration (FHA), Floral Park Model Homes, Ford Edsel, Harold C. Lewis, Hate Literature, Highland Park High School, Housing Integration, Hungary, Individual Rights, Integrated Neighborhoods and Developments, Integration Poll, Jack D. Parker, Jackie Robinson, Jacob K. Javits, James A. Pike, James Baldwin, Janet Dash, Joseph G. Powell, Judaism, Juvenile Delinquency, Land Condemnation, Little Rock Arkansas, Little Rock of the North, Lorraine Ralph Stern, Louis Lomax, Martin Luther King Jr., Max Weinrib, Mississippi, Modern Community Developers Inc., Morris Milgram, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), National Urban League, Neighborhood Integration, New York Times, Norris W. Stilphen, North Shore, North Shore Residents Association, Oak Park Village Board of Trustees, Oscar Hammerstein II, Overt Racism, Oxford Mississippi, Parent Teacher Association, Park Referendum, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Philip M. Klutznick, Prejudice, Princeton New Jersey, Progress Development Corporation, Property Values, Protestantism, Quakers, Race Relations, Racial Discrimination, Racial Integration, Real Estate Agents, Red Hand Over Deerfield, Religious Response to the Deerfield Integration Case, Robert C. Weaver, Roman Catholic Church, Russell R. Bletzer, Russia, School Integration, School Segregation, Social Fabric of the Community, Social Justice, Sociologists, Speeches, Suburbia, Synagogue, Temporary Injunction, The Massive Wallop, Theodor P. Repsholdt, Unitarian Church, United States Federal District Court, United States Supreme Court, Vandalism, Waukegan Illinois, West Deerfield Township Library, White Citizens Councils, White Supremacy, Whitney Young, World War II