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Advance Planning for a State-Wide Campaign to Uphold the Maryland State Fair Housing Law if Brought to Referendum (Draft)
A leadership council planning document to prepare for political mobilization in the event of a statewide voter referendum on fair housing
Be Alerted!!
Community circular urging Baltimore County residents to vote against the urban renwal demolition bond issue in the November 1964 election
MAD Handbook
Informational summary compiled by the Movement Against Destruction (MAD) and provided to John A. Volpe Secretary of the U.S. Department of Transportation
MAD Newsletter, Number 16
Circular publication of the Movement Against Destruction organization in Baltimore, Maryland
MAD Newsletter, Volume 1, Number 1
Circular publication of the Movement Against Destruction organization in Baltimore, Maryland
MAD Newsletter, Volume 1, Number 12
Circular publication of the Movement Against Destruction organization in Baltimore, Maryland
MAD Newsletter, Volume 1, Number 6
Circular publication of the Movement Against Destruction organization in Baltimore, Maryland
Mount Royal Democratic Club Newsletter
Circular to residents of the midtown area regarding the proposed expressway along the Mount Royal corridor
Nobody Asked You! And They Won't, Until You Tell Them To.
A fold-out poster presenting information to the public about highway construction in Baltimore and urging citizens to support a voter referendum on the issue
Save Your Shrine: Stop Fort McHenry By-Pass
A community association pamphlet advocating the protection of the Fort McHenry National Shrine from expressway construction
The Road: Beating a Path Through the City
Summary of citizen opposition to expressway construction in Baltimore over five years
THE ROAD: The Expressway War
A summary of the expressway fights in Baltimore by a leader in the grassroots opposition movement
Use This Chance to Save Your Neighborhood School
Community circular urging Baltimore County residents to protest the public funding of the Human Relations Commission and their work to integrate schools, workplaces, and neighborhoods