Mississippi School Order Prompts Mixed Reactions from 'Rights Attorneys
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July 11, 1964

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Legal Department General, Lani Guinier Correspondence. Memorandum from Lani Guinier to Jim Robinson Re: Marion, Alabama, 1985. c097625e-e792-ee11-be37-6045bdeb8873. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/0b18f40c-6752-4e99-8386-67b6d35c5d1f/memorandum-from-lani-guinier-to-jim-robinson-re-marion-alabama. Accessed August 19, 2025.
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//1,^o /-* Lanl Gulnler July 10, 1985 To: Jim Robinson 1ftris is to nsnird 1u.r to include the attadred in ttre furd raisirg carPaign. Yctl kncnv that Ardy Yorrg t€stified for the defendants ard that tris wife, Ooretta S@tt Ki-ng and Rahh l\bemartltly's wife all cqre fron l{arion, A1abana, t}re place r*tere the jrdic'{=rents initiated. I will also give 1ut scrre trEges frcrn a historical book $,hldl d.iscusses t'Iarion. ltre defendants ard the Perrlr @rnty Civic l,eagutiafl hail frqn l,tarion, Alabam were tfre in6bi-ration for the 1965 SeLna to l{ont4cneqz rnarch, hthich 1ed to t}e passage of t}re Voting Ftlghts Act ard Albeft' Iurner, one of ttre deferdants, Ied t}e nule train at Kingrs fimeral. Let ne l<rrcn'r vrtrat "* *7) J rslr rcr^ Attacfl .'-..: I I I l 1 .i. ., ,,1'i.,! 'i .1 i I i