Fairley, J. C. (Jimmy Carter), 1921-
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MMr. J.C. Fairley, Mrs. Mamie Phillips, and Mr. Charles Phillips are all residents of Hattiesburg, Mississippi, who were active in the NAACP during the civil rights movement of the 1950s and 1960s.
President, Forrest County, Miss. chapter of the NAACP, 1962-1966; MFDP delegate to the Democratic national convention, 1964; co-founder, Forrest County Action Committee, 1966; leader of boycott of downtown Hattiesburg businesses for equitable hiring practices, 1966-1967; plaintiff in Fairley v. Patterson in U.S. District Court regarding redistricting ruling, 1970s.
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