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Tag Archives: discrimination
January 1959: Butch Harris’ Fight to Join the Cub Scouts
Ten years ago, when we were doing the Daily Mirror blog at latimes.com, several of us wondered what became of Butch Harris and his attempt to join the Cub Scouts. Fortunately, the L.A. Sentinel is online and we have an … Continue reading
Posted in 1959, African Americans, Columnists, Education, Paul Coates
Tagged 1959, African Americans, Butch Harris, Cub Scouts, discrimination, Los Angeles Sentinel, Paul Coates
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Black L.A. 1947: NAACP to Sue Inglewood for Barring Blacks From Swimming Pool
The 1938 exploitation film “The Wages of Sin” is being shown at the Flo-Mills Theater. July 17, 1947: The NAACP charges that the city of Inglewood bars African Americans from the pool at Centinela Park. At an employee picnic sponsored … Continue reading
Posted in 1947, African Americans, Crime and Courts, Parks
Tagged 1947, crime and courts, discrimination, Inglewood, Los Angeles Sentinel, NAACP, swimming pools
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Black L.A. 1947: DAR Reaffirms Ban on Black Performers at Constitution Hall
May 29, 1947: The Daughters of the American Revolution, holding its annual convention in Washington, affirms its ban on African American performers at Constitution Hall. A story by the Associated Negro Press notes that Eleanor Roosevelt resigned from the DAR … Continue reading