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couraged massive Black voter turnouts in
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• Won nearly 400 delegates.
• Won over three million or 21 per-
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cent of the popular votes in nearly every
major urban city in the South, Northeast
and industrial states.
• Won more than 60 congressional
districts across the nation including 30 in
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the South.
• Won five state-wide elections in
cluding Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississip
pi, South Carolina, Virginia and the
District of Columbia.
In one sense, the Jackson campaign
has been a synthesis of the philosophy of
Operation PUSH.
Operation PUSH is a Chicago-based
national membership organization with
38 local chapters. Since its inception on
Christmas Day, December 25, 1971,
PUSH has consistently strived towards
improving the quality of life for Blacks
and other poor people through its com
mitment to research, education, develop
ment and execution of direct action pro
grams which provide for economic,
political and cultural independence.
PUSH needs the support of “all men
and women of color” for its ongoing pro
grams of the Rainbow Coalition for jobs,
peace and justice. For information on
how you can play an important role in the
Rainbow Coalition, please write to: Mr.
Samuel L. Tidmore, Executive Director,
Operation PUSH, 930 E. 50th St.,
Chicago, Illinois 60615, (312) 373-3366.
United Black Fund’s
Dr. Calvin W. Rolark
Blazes Yet Another Trail
For Equitable Treatment
For Blacks
Washington, D.C.—The United Black
Fund of America, Inc. recently held its
first annual convention and symposium
in this city. This historic meeting signaled
that the concept of the United Black
Fund is now a solidly established entity,
nationally.
Dr. Calvin W. Rolark, president and
founder of the United Black Fund, Inc.,
has been an innovative, undaunted
trailblazer in establishing a vehicle
whereby Blacks could be assured that
their charitable resouces were being
distributed to the struggling Black com
munity organizations that need them.
(The story of the development of the
United Black Fund will be the topic of
the September Cover Story in the Na
tional BLACK MONITOR.)
When the convention, because of its
size, was forced to move to a White
hotel. Dr. Rolark sought to make sure
that as many Blacks as possible profited
from their meeting dollars. Faced with
the question about providing an
equitable number of Black waiters for
the awards luncheon, Dr. Rolark
declared that he would rather have a
serve-yourself luncheon buffet than a
predominance of other than Black
waiters.