NBC / Los Angeles Times / That Transformed Television / /
Continent
Africa / /
Country
Congo / Cuba / United States / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
United States Court of Appeals / University Press / University of Mississippi / /
IndustryTerm
cigarette advertising / landmark communications law case / educational systems / public interest communications law firms / black church services / /
Organization
House of Representatives / office of Communication / United States Court of Appeals / White Citizens Council / University of Mississippi / United States Government / Congress / U.S. Supreme Court / federal government / Federal Communications Commission / Board of Education / National Association for the Advancement of Colored People / UCC office of Communication / United Church of Christ / UCC's office of Communication / /
Person
Fred L. Beard / Kay Mills / Lyndon Johnson / Start / James Meredith / Everett Parker / Allen Thompson / Medgar Evers / Charles Evers / Fannie Lou Hamer / Eleanor Roosevelt / Lamar Life / Thurgood Marshall / Warren Burger / Then Parker / Henry Geller / John O'Malley / William Ray / Aaron Henry / Paul Porter / /
Position
mayor / chief justice of the United States / fireman / clerk / school crossing guard / fireman / President / manager / general manager / locomotive engineer / single black police officer / school crossing guard / clerk / stenographer / station manager / WLBT station manager / general counsel / civil rights leader / author / supervisor / leader / civil rights attorney / chairman / editorial writer / executive secretary / chair / Porter / Judge / activist / executive secretary in Mississippi / Head / /
www.archives.gov Fall 2004, Vol. 36, No. 3 Changing Channels The Civil Rights Case That Transformed Television By Kay Mills © 2004 by Kay Mills