Identifier

USvMS_Interrog_Answers_Section6

Publication Date

1965

Description

The factual basis for the assertion that the 1960 amendment to the 1890 Mississippi Constitution (any person registering to vote after the effective date of the law should be of good moral character) was designed to prevent African Americans from voting while exempting white citizens from the requirement.

Subject Headings (Library of Congress)

United States. Supreme Court; United States. Court of Appeals; Civil rights -- Mississippi; Segregation -- Mississippi; Suffrage -- Mississippi; Education -- Mississippi;

Relational Format

book

Original Collection

United States v. Mississippi Interrogatory Answers, Archives and Special Collections, University of Mississippi Libraries

Rights

Items in this collection are for personal use and may not be reproduced without permission. For publication and professional uses, please contact the Archives and Special Collections at the University of Mississippi Libraries.

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