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Paul Robeson Sr — Part 27
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The subject was listed as a member of the Initiating Committee of the
Sojourn For truth And dusticee
On September 29, 1951 the subject spoke to the gathered group about
organizing Negro women and inducing them te join the Sojarn For
Truth And Justice for the purpose of fighting discrimination against
the Negro people and to demand justice.
Confidential Informant advised that the subject was in attendance
at the meeting of the Sojarn For Truth And dustice held from September
29 to October 1, 1951 at Washington, D.C.
The informant stated that the subject told the delegates about being a
fighter in fighting for Negro women's rights.
stated that the CP wants the subject to tour ....... -
“the United States with widows of lynch victims and that this is being
done to arouse the sympathy of the Negro people throughout the country.
The informant advised that the subject is not a Communist Party menber
although she works very closely with the Communist Partys
Confidential Informant advised on rn = the \
Sojourn For Truth And Justice was Communist in ut the majority D
of delegates, all Negro women, were not to be Communist Party members.
The informant advised that the Communist Party expected and hoped that
the Sojourn would be turned down by various goverment officials. ‘The
results of the Sojourn were to be observed by the Communist Party press
and in Negro newspapers. The Comaunist Party planned to make a political
issue of the Sojourn and use it to infiltrate Negro political organisations
and communities. .
Confidential Inf omant advised that the International Women's Day
was celebrated on March 8, 1919. The committee of the National Council
of American Soviet Friendship and the Internation] Women's Day sent
greetings to the women of the Soviet Union according to the informant.
Confidential Infornant SB advised that the subject signed a protest
against the McCarran Act on September 28, 1950. The protest contained
the following statements
We are living in troublesome times but that is no reason for losing <
ours heads. There is no danger threatening our way of life which
cannot be met by resolute adherence to our traditions of political
liberty and democratic prograesse
Believing this to be true the undersigned citizens of Connecticut are decply carernerc
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