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Index 1-6 C.R. Dig. 37 (1975)

handle is hein.civil/newprspc0007 and id is 1 raw text is: An Author/Title Index of the Civil Rights Digest VOLUMES 1-6 Compiled by David Tsuneishi A A-95: A Deterrent to Discriminatory Zoning, I. Sikorsky, Jr., 5:2 (Aug. 1972), 16-19. Abarca, Tony, Equal Administration of Justice: Reflections of a Spanish Speaking Interpreter, 3:2 (Spring 1970), 8-11. Affirmative Action in Labor Contracts: Some Im- plications for College and University Person- nel, North Barry Dancy, 5:3 (Oct. 1972), 41-45. After Twenty Years: Reflections upon the Con- stitutional Significance of Brown v. Board of Education, Archibald Cox, 6:4 (Summer 1974), 38-45. Alinsky, Saul D., The Double Revolution, 4:2 (Spring 1971), 30-34: All They Do Is Run Away! Katy and Armin Beck, 5:2 (Aug. 1972), 35-39. Americans for Indian Opportunity, LaDonna Harris, 4:2 (Spring 1971), 14-17. Andrew, Ralph. See Berke, Joel S. Anti-racism: The New Movement, Erbin Crowell, Jr., 2:1 (Winter 1969), 24-30. An Approach to Minority Funding, Clarence M. Dunnaville, 4:1 (Winter 1971), 16-20. Aquilar, Linda, Unequal Opportunity and the Chi- cana, 5:4 (Spring 1973), 31-33. Arons, Stephen, The Joker in Private School Aid, 4:1 (Winter 1971), 28-33. Assimilate-or Starvel Joseph Muskrat, 5:3 (Oct. 1972), 27-34. B Barriers to Black Political Participation, Vernon E. Jordan, Jr., 5:3 (Oct. 1972), 2-5. Beck, Armin. See Beck, Katy. ,David Tsuneishi is a bibliographer in the National Clearinghouse Library at the Commission on Civil Rights. WINTER 1975 Beck, Katy and Beck, Armin, All They Do Is Run Away! 5:2 (Aug. 1972), 35-39. Beebe, Leo C., letter, 3:2 (Spring 1970), 48. Bell, Derrick A., Jr., Integration-Is It a No-Win Policy for Blacks? 5:4 (Spring 1973), 15-23. Bellamy, Alabama: Company Town Revisited, James D. Williams, 2:4 (Fall 1969), 12-19. Berke, Joel S., Goettel, Robert J., and Andrew, Ralph, Equity in Financing New York City's Schools: The Impact of Local, State and Federal Policy, 5:3 (Oct. 1972), 20-26. Bias in Non-commercial Films, 2:1 (Winter 1969), 14-15. Black Americans in Sports: Unequal Opportu- nity for Equal Ability, Norman R. Yetman and D. Stanley Eitzen, 5:2 (Aug. 1972), 20-34. Black Belt, Alabama, James Peppler, 1:2 (Summer 1968), 21-28. Photo essay. Black Is to City/As White Is to Suburbs, Chester Hartman, 3:2 (Spring 1970), 34-41. Black Studies: The Case For and Against, Wallis W. Johnson, 3:4 (Fall 1970), 30-35. Black Vote in Danger, Vernon E. Jordan, Jr., 2:2 (Spring 1969), 1-7. Black Women Who Work, 1:2 (Summer 1968), 16-17. Blacks and Whites: Measuring the Changes, 5:2 (Aug. 1972), 8-11. Blakey, William A., Everybody Makes the Revo- lution: Some Thoughts on Racism and Sexism, 6:3 (Spring 1974), 10-19. Bleier, Edward, Some Recollections and Specu- lations of a White Broadcaster, 3:1 (Winter 1970), 16-18. Bradley, George C., and Seymour, Richard S., When Voting Rights Are Denied, 2:3 (Summer 1969), 1-5. Breakthrough for Bilingual Education: Lau v. Nichols and the San Francisco School System, Dexter Waugh and Bruce Koon, 6:4 (Summer 1974), 18-26.

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