Walter T. Hubbard papers, 1964-2002.

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Walter T. Hubbard papers, 1964-2002.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/123954584

The Walter T. Hubbard papers document Hubbard's work with civic activist and faith-based groups at both the local (Seattle, Washington) and national level from the mid 1960s through 2002.

2.38 cubic ft. (4 boxes, one oversized folder)

University of Washington. Libraries

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SNAC Resource ID: 6816703

University of Washington. Libraries

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Hubbard, Walter, 1924-2007

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Although he was born and raised in New Orleans, African-American community activist and interfaith leader, Walter T. Hubbard (1924-2007), moved to Seattle in 1951, where he became prominent in the struggle for racial equality during the 1960s and 1970s. Though largely active in the cause of African American civil rights, as well as a devout Catholic, the scope of Hubbard's work in advocating for basic human rights was inclusive and wide ranging. For example, as president...