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Inward Light: vol. 28, #67, Spring 1965
de Bringhurst, Ann W., Lucille Eddinger, Irene Pickard, Virginia Davis, J. Calvin Keene [and] Elizabeth Swayzee, editorial board
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Washington DC: Inward Light, sponsored by the Friends Conference on Religion and Psychology, 1965. 64p., 5.75x8.75 inches, staplebound booklet format, small stain on front wrap else very good condition. "Inward Light seeks to be an organ of expression and intercommunication among those concerned with cultivating the inner life and relating it to the problems of our time." Articles include "The Negro-White Revolution", "In Search of a Sufi", and "Race Prejudice as Self-Rejection
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- Inward Light: vol. 28, #67, Spring 1965
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- Bringhurst, Ann W., Lucille Eddinger, Irene Pickard, Virginia Davis, J. Calvin Keene [and] Elizabeth Swayzee, editorial board
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- Inward Light, sponsored by the Friends Conference on Religion and Psychology
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- 1965
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- African American; US South, Southern States, American South; 1960S; Women; Civil Rights;
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