Counterculture and the 1960s
By Potter & Potter Auctions
Nov 19, 2024
chicago, IL, United States
Ephemera, books, posters, and memorabilia from the movements that changed history - and the individuals that made those movements happen - will be the hallmarks of this auction. Also featured will be a range of memorabilia from arguably the most famous band of the era, The Grateful Dead, including posters, apparel, ephemera, and an enormous archive of show tapes; and approximately 200 lots of gay erotica dating from the 1960s and beyond.
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LOT 41:

[SEGREGATION]. Circular: “Notice! Stop Help Save The Youth

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[SEGREGATION]. Circular: “Notice! Stop Help Save The Youth
[SEGREGATION]. Circular: “Notice! Stop Help Save The Youth of America DON’T BUY NEGRO RECORDS…” Citizens’ Council of Greater New Orleans, Inc., [ca. 1960s]. Printed circular on pink paper. 9 x 5 ¾”. 3 horizontal creases, some sunning, edgewear, some interior chipping with minor loss of text. Good. This racist circular (possibly an early issue, with “Permission is granted to re-print this circular” at the bottom) was an effort to suppress and separate African-Americans from “White” society after the Supreme Court decision in “Brown vs. the Board of Education”. “(If you don’t want to serve negroes in your place of business, then do not have negro records on your juke box or listen to negro records on the radio.) The screaming, idiotic words, and savage music of these records are undermining the morals of our white youth in America…”

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