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Highlander Folk School — Part 17
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Tf Can Happen Here =:
ene es ~ PL nulandnmine =
Res pya Bi lé THE Diteluizals
should take note of the “civil rights |
educational workshop” being held
here under Highlander Center
sponsorship, and look to the fu-
ture.
For years, the Highlander or-
ganizations have been Aleeply in-
eral ty,
volved in radical political action.
One can be sure that the latest op- :
eration has not been set up without
some long-range political goal in-
mind. Of significance is the pres-
ence on the Highlander program of
a member of the Charleston County
Anti-Poverty Committee.
What lies in store for this com-
may kha tndieatad
munity may be indicated by an
editorial in The Richmond News
Leader on a new political revolu-
tion now brewing.
“The outlook for local govern-
ments in cities and towns through- -
out the country is not good,” said
The News Leader. “A new political
coalition now being quietly organ-
ized may well displace the work-
ings of local governments without
ever challenging local leadership
in a legitimate election.”
The News Leader also pointed
out that organizers of the new left-
\ ing political coalition “would seek
to use community action groups be-
“TE set up under the poverty pro-
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trination of slum dwellers. ~ -
' grams have become political action
‘shonld make certain that indiyid- .
a taal
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gram to weld voting blocs among -{
persons in low-income and slum
areas. Lid ;
In this connection, local govern-
ment agencies should exercise cau- —
tion in giving funds or facilities to
the “war on poverty.” They may —
be paying for the political indoc-
{Indicate page, name of
newspaper, city and state.)
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The News & Courier
The experience of New York City
is instructive. In that metropolis, —
anti-poverty and youth aid pro-~ i|__charleston, 8.
groups. They have sponsored rent- |
strikes and other revolutionary —
moves. Charlestonians shouldn't be |
quick to say; “It can't happen
here.” It can. a |
While overcoming poverty and tio
promoting education are worthy
goals, programs designed to ad-
vance these causes should not be a
mask for full scale social, economic
and political revolution. Insofar as -
"the City and County of Charleston |... April 28, 1965
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are concerned, public officials and
other concerned citizens should
Laan = sines weteh an thea snand.
BUCtyp & LiIVOT Wael Val BS spouu
ing, plans and programs developed
in connection with the anti-poverty
effort. -
To be specific, the ‘community
Edition: Morning
Author: Unknown
Editor: Thomas R, Warin;
Title:
Cheracter:
uals hired to fight poverty do not *
serve as a new breed of political
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