Records of the Berkeley Interracial Committee
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Title: Records of the Berkeley Interracial Committee
Dates: 1946-1951
Collection Number: 1978.098
Creator/Collector:
Selvin, Joel
Sisson, Mary
California Federation for Civic Unity
Extent: 1 box (.2 linear ft.)
Repository:
Berkeley Historical Society
Berkeley, California 94704
Abstract: Contains minutes of meetings, constitution, program materials, etc.
Language of Material: English
The collection is open for research.
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Records of the Berkeley Interracial Committee. Berkeley Historical Society
Biography/Administrative History
The Berkeley Interracial Committee was created to promote interracial justice and harmony and to oppose racial segregation
and discrimination. Joel Selvin and Mary Sisson active in the committee. An oral history with Joel Selvin will be found at
the San Francisco State University labor archives; The Bancroft Library has issues of the Berkeley Interracial Committee News.
Scope and Content of Collection
The collection contains minutes of meetings, constitution, program materials, and correspondence. One folder has material
on Negro History Week, 1947-1950, and on the California Federation for Civic Unity.