The Archives Team consulted the following sources for the May 4 service. To view these and the service narrative, contact [email protected]. A display of newspaper clippings, which were also a source of information about the time period, can be found in the display case in the elevator alcove on the Lower Level of the church.
“Will a new Black Church split from the White Establishment” (Henry Hampton), Boston Sunday Globe, April 6, 1969
“Changes in the Black Ghetto II—Cleveland” (John Mearns), Saturday Review, Aug 1, 1970
“The Black Humanist Fellowship”, part of Resistance and Transformation, UUA Tapestry (History Series) https://www.uua.org/re/tapestry/adults/resistance
“It Happened the Way It Had to Happen” (Rev. Morrison-Reed), General Assembly 2009
“Dr. Mtangulizi Sanyika”, Black Lives of Unitarian Universalism (BLUU)
“Black UUs in History”, First Parish Medfield MA