1970 Students React to Jackson State Killings

Label on photo verso: "In spring 1970, students at Kent State (Ohio) and Jackson State (Mississippi) were killed while demonstrating against the Vietnam War. At Western, African-American students protested against the war and against the university's lack of reaction to the Jackson State killings." "Centennial Collection" photo.

Collection

Campus History Collection

Identifier

CHC-STU_1970-0001

Date Created

1970

Extent

b/w ; 5 x 7 in.

Publisher

Digital object made available by Special Collections, Western Libraries Archives & Special Collections, Western Washington University.

Physical location

  • WaBeWWUS
  • Western Washington University

Repository

Special Collections

Resource type

Still image

Related to

Campus History Collection

Related item link

https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/905037073

Access conditions

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Acquisition

[Public Information Office, 2000]

Funding

Development of the Campus History Collection was supported in part by the Distinguished Student Employment Program, Western Washington University.

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