Authors: Taylor Branch
Columbia Law School
Columbia University
Comfort, Mark
Commager, Henry Steele
Commentary
Commerce Department, U.S.
Commercial Appeal
Commission on Civil Rights
Commission on Religion and Race (CORR)
Committee for SANE Nuclear Policy
Commonweal
Commonwealth
Communications Satellite Corporation
Communist International
Communists, communism
as Hoover scare tactic
MLK on defeating
Community Relations Service
Condor, John
Cone, James
“Confederate Air Force,”
Conference of Concerned Democrats
Confessions of Nat Turner, The
Congress
briefings on Vietnam for
LBJ's relations with
Congress, U.S. (
cont.
)
RFK's relations with
see also
House of Representatives, U.S.; Senate, U.S.
Congress of Racial Equality (CORE)
Connally, John
Connor, Bull
Conyers, John
Cook, Elmer
Cook County Board
Cooke, Sam
Cooke, Terence Cardinal
Cooper, Everett
Cooper, John Sherman
Coronado, Tomás
Cosby, Bill
Cosby, William
Costalis, Lou
Cotton, Dorothy
Cottonmouth Moccasin Gang
Cotulla, Tex.
Cox, Charles
Cox, Courtland
Cox, Harold
Cox, Harvey
Craig, Calvin
Craig Air Force Base
Crain, Willie
Crawford, Jack
Crawfordville, Ga.
Creel, Robert
Crisis
report
Crocker, L. C.
Cronkite, Walter
Crook, Bruce
Crowe, Dorman
Crozer Seminary
Cuba
Culp, Robert
Cunningham, Emerald
Custer, George Armstrong
Dabru Emet
(“Speak Truth”)
Dahmer, Vernon
verdict in attack on
Daily Worker
Daley, Arthur
Daley, Richard J.
Chicago housing protest and
concern over Cicero demonstration
on gang violence
housing reforms of
LBJ's bond with
MLK's meetings with
MLK's relations with LBJ undermined by
Dallas County Voters League
Dallas Cowboys
Dallek, Matthew
Dallek, Robert
Da Nang
“Dance of the Blessed Spirits” (Gluck)
Daniels, Jonathan Myrick
at Fort Deposit
impact on colleagues of death of
new movement activists mentored by
shooting of
Dankmar Adler and Louis Sullivan
Dannenberg, Linda
Dan Ryan Expressway
Darwin, Charles
da Silva, Peer
Daves, Joan
Davis, Fred
Davis, Georgia
Davis, Jefferson
Davis, Jerry
Davis, Ossie
Davis, Sammy, Jr.
Dawson, William
Day, Dorothy
Dayan, Moshe
Deacons for Defense and Justice
Dead Sea Scrolls
Deal, Dennis
Declaration of Conscience
Declaration of Independence
Deduc
Defender
Defense Department, U.S.
de Gaulle, Charles
Dellinger, David
DeLoach, Cartha “Deke,”
civil rights movement equated to antiwar movement by
as successor to Hoover
Deming, Barbara
Democratic Party
Deniker, Joseph
Dent, Harry
DePuy, William
de Sade, Marquis
Desert Inn Casino
Detroit, Mich.
Detroit Tigers
DeWolf, Harold
Dexter Avenue Baptist Church
Diaspora
Dien Bien Phu
Die Vaderland
Dikotter, Frank
Dillon, Douglas
Dinkins, William
Dinnocenzo, Louis
Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
Dirksen, Everett
Disciples of Christ
Dissent
Doar, John
and final March to Montgomery
and ministers' attempted march from Selma to Montgomery
Dodd, Thomas
Dome of the Rock
Dominican Republic
Donaldson, Ivanhoe
Donohue, Harold
Dorsey, Jimmy
Doubleday, Nelson
Douglas, Mrs. Paul
Douglas, Paul
Douglass, Frederick
Dow, George
Dow Chemical Company
Doyle, Dan
Doyle, William
Dragon's Jaw Bridge
Dresner, Israel “Sy,”
Du Bois, W. E. B.
Duke University
Dumont, Isabel
Durick, Joseph
Dutton, Fred
Dynamite Hill
Eagles, Charles
Earp, Wyatt
Eastern Air Lines Flight
Eastland, James
East Side Disciples
Eaton, William
Eban, Abba
Ebenezer Church
Ebony
Eckstine, Billy
Edmundite Order
Edmund Pettus Bridge
Ed Sullivan Show
education
enforcement of reforms for
LBJ agenda on
segregation in
see also
schools
Edwards, Bill
Egypt
see also
Six Day War
Eichmann in Jerusalem
(Arendt)
Eilat, Israel
Eisendrath, Maurice
Eisenhower, Dwight
Elementary and Secondary Education Act
11th Brigade
Eliot, T. S.
Elizabeth II, Queen of England
Elks Club
Ellington, Buford
Ellington, Duke
Ellis Auditorium
Ellison, Ralph
Ellsberg, Daniel
Ellwanger, Joseph
Ellwanger, Joyce
Emancipation Day
Emerson, Ralph Waldo
employment:
equal opportunity and
reforms
segregation and
women's rights movement and
see also
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Emrich, Richard
England
Episcopal Church, Episcopalians
conflict within ranks of
on final March to Montgomery
integrated worship as issue within
and ministers' march to Montgomery
nonracial policy developed by
in Selma campaign
see also specific congregations
Episcopal Society for Cultural and Racial Unity (ESCRU)
Episcopal Theological School
Epps, Jesse
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)
women and
equal rights
Ervin, Sam
Eskridge, Chauncey
Espy, Edwin
Esquire
Eugenics Recording Office
Europe
Evans, Clay
Evans, Courtney
Evans, Nina
Evans, Rowland
Evans's Missionary Baptist Church
Everett, Robert
Evers, Charles
Evers, Medgar
Eyes on the Prize
Face the Nation
Fager, Charles
Fairclough, Adam
Falkner, Gene
Fall, Bernard
Fanon, Frantz
Farmer, James
Farnsworth, Anne
Far Yukon Territory
Fauntroy, Walter
Favors, Jesse “Note,”
F.B.I., The
Federal Aviation Administration
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
anti-civil rights movement propaganda of
bugging operations in Vegas of
bugging scandal at
bugging vs. wiretap procedures of
COINTELPRO against civil rights movement by
contributors to SCLC monitored by
court rulings on surveillance tactics of
dossier on Carmichael of
and failure to warn MLK of threats
final March to Montgomery monitored by
Hayneville shootings investigated by,
Klan infiltrated by
lawsuits against, 402
LBJ brief on antiwar movement by
Liuzzo case and
media leaks and
and Memphis riots
MLK blamed for Memphis violence by
MLK files of
MLK's assassin hunted by
MLK's stance on Vietnam investigated by
as portrayed on television
propaganda campaign against Abernathy of
propaganda campaign against MLK of
reports on SCLC conflict of
role in Bloody Sunday of
SCLC antipoverty campaign watched and undermined by
SCLC insider recruited by
SCOPE investigation of
Selma campaign monitored by
surveillance of MLK by
surveillance tactics of
wiretap on Alsop of
Fehmer, Marie
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Feminine Mystique, The
(Friedan)
Ferguson, Edward “Pa,”
Ferguson, Miriam “Ma,”
Fernandez, Richard
Fetchit, Stepin
F.H. Halvorsen Realty
Field Order No. 15
Fifteenth Amendment
Fifth Circuit
Finch, James
First African Baptist Church
First Air Cavalry Division
First AME
First Baptist Church (Hayneville)
First Baptist Church (Selma)
First Baptist Church of Houston
1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile)
First Presbyterian Church
Fisher, Earl
Fiske, John
Fitts, William
Fitzpatrick, Frank
Flowers, Richmond
Floyd, Harry
Fondren, Ed
Fontbonne College
Ford, Gerald
Ford Foundation
SCLC funding from
Ford Motor Company
Forman, James
Forrest, George