Contents description field reads: "Stokely Carmichael (Kwame Ture/Toure) interview. He talks about divisions in SNCC between nationalists and integrationists, and his replacement of John Lewis as SNCC leader. He discusses the Meredith March and SNCC's effort to force Whitney Young of the Urban League and Roy Wilkins of NAACP to leave the march by insulting them. He claims that King didn't approve of their tactics, but was glad to have Wilkins and Young gone because that gave him "the limelight."

Contents notes field reads: "Mag#2 rehoused 3/6/03"

Contents description field reads: "Stokely Carmichael (Kwame Ture/Toure) interview, in which he speaks about SNCC's acceptance of white involvement in the Meredith March, but not white leadership. He also discusses the police attack on marchers in Canton, Mississippi, and the debut of the "Black Power" slogan during his speech at a Greenwood, Mississippi rally."

Contents notes field reads: "Mag# 2"

Contents description field reads: "Stokely Carmichael (Kwame Ture/Toure) interview, addressing his high regard for Martin Luther King and King's decision to deliver a sermon against the Vietnam War. He also talks about the controversy within SNCC about changes to John Lewis's speech at the March on Washington, and the participation of whites in the Meredith March."

Contents notes field reads: "Mag# 1"