Civil Rights Cold Cases  

Civil Rights Cold Cases

Profs. Henry Klibanoff & Brett Gadsden

JOUR 488, AAS485, HIST488R, IDS489 (Fall 2012)

Wednesdays, 2:00-4:30

The Civil Rights Cold Case Project

FBI Civil Rights Cold Case Initative

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