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Identifier
10019876
Description
Texas Christian University faculty member Rev. Jesse Truvillion addresses a group of about 150 staff, faculty members, and students at a rally where he made claims that the school's administrators condone racism by refusing to address it. The rally stemmed from an incident that occurred on April 5 in which a cat with its throat slashed was found on to Truvillion's car after two men yelled racial slurs at him on campus.
Archival Date
1988-04-15
Collection Name
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection
Collection Number
AR406-6-8669 fr. 17
Original Format
Negatives, Color
File Format
JPG
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Subjects
Meetings; Racism; Race discrimination; Universities & colleges; Audiences; People associated with education & communication
Names
Truvillion, Jesse; Texas Christian University
Subjects
Meetings; Racism; Race discrimination; Universities & colleges; Audiences; People associated with education & communication