NAACP Legal Defense Fund to Charles Bledsoe
Date: September 18, 1950
Level of Description: Item
Material Type: Manuscripts
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Lucinda Wilson Todd Coll. #825
Unit ID: 213410
Summary: In his reply to Topekan attorney Charles Bledsoe, NAACP legal counsel Robert L. Carter outlined his initial thoughts on strategies and approaches to the case. Two of Carter's main points were that the Topeka NAACP should recruit "as many plaintiffs and their parents from various grades from the lowest to the highest," and that the case be tried in a three-judge court in order to "by-pass the U.S. Court of Appeals and go directly into the U.S. Supreme Court." The letter from Charles Bledsoe prompting this reply is Kansas Memory item #213409.
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Title (Main title): NAACP Legal Defense Fund to Charles Bledsoe
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