Works about or by L. A. (Loyd Allen) Tatum. Each links to the institution that holds or provides it. Background reading appears below.
L. A. Tatum's address, delivered on presenting a petition to Governor O. Max Gardner, objects to the speaker policy at the University of North Carolina and the North Carolina College for Women, and in particular to appearances by Bertrand Russell at both and Langston Hughes at the university. Published by Tatum at Belmont, North Carolina in 1932.
A 1932 magazine account of the attack L.A. Tatum made on the universities at Chapel Hill and Greensboro for letting Langston Hughes and Bertrand Russell lecture to students. Detached from the Literary digest, volume 114, number 16, for 15 October 1932, with subjects including lecturers, liberalism and the North Carolina College for Women.
Included because: Catalog heading in the UNC record: Tatum, L. A. (Loyd Allen), 1917-1995.
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