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Jewish Community Mourns Bayard Rustin

Jewish Telegraphic Agency obituary coverage documenting the extensive mourning within Jewish communities following Bayard Rustin's death, highlighting his lifelong support for Israel, Soviet Jewry movement, Holocaust remembrance, and Black-Jewish coalition building. Features statements from Jewish organizational leaders praising Rustin's advocacy for human rights and his role in fostering intergroup cooperation despite criticism from some Black quarters for his pro-Israel stance.

Rustin Calls for Overcoming “Black Rage and White Fear”

Bayard Rustin, civil rights organizer and executive director of the A. Philip Randolph Institute, called on Americans to rid themselves of both "black rage" and "white fear" as essential to achieving racial progress and economic justice.

1970 New York Times Announcement: Coalition of Leaders Unite to Honor Bayard Rustin

The New York Times announcement details the upcoming honor dinner for Bayard Rustin at the New York Hilton, featuring prominent civil rights and labor leaders as chairmen including A. Philip Randolph, Rev. Theodore Hesburgh, George Meany, and Roy Wilkins. The $100-per-ticket fundraiser aimed to raise $200,000 for the A. Philip Randolph Institute.