JULIAN BOND

Civil Rights Activists, Civil Rights Leaders
NAMEDESCRIPTION
JULIAN BOND He was an American social activist, leader of the civil rights movement, politician, professor, and writer. While he was a student at Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia, during the early 1960s, he helped establish the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC). In 1971, he helped found the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery, Alabama, and served as its first president for nearly a decade.
DESCRIPTIONNAME OF SITECITYSTATE
BIRTHPLACEHUBBARD HOSPITALNASHVILLE TENNESEE
ORGANIZATIONSOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP CONFERENCEATLANTAGEORGIA
HE HELPED THE ORGANIZATIONSOUTHERN POVERTY LAW CENTERMONTGEMERYALABAMA
ORGANIZATION- HE WAS THE CHAIRMANNAACPBALTIMOREMARYLAND
ALMA MATERGEORGE SCHOOLMIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIPPENNSLYVANIA
ALMA MATERMOREHOUSE COLLEGEATLANTA GEORGIA
PROFESSORUNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIACHARLOTTESVILLEVIRGINIA
MUSEUMNATIONAL CIVIL RIGHTS MUSEUMMEMPHISTENNENSEE
DEATHPLACEFORT WALTON BEACH HOSPITALFORT WALTON BEACHFLORIDA
BURIALSOUTHVIEW CEMETRYATLANTAGEORGIA
HUBBARD HOSPITAL
NASHVILLE TENNESEE
HUBBARD HOSPITAL
NASHVILLE TENNSEE
GEORGE SCHOOL SIGN
GEORGE SCHOOL ENTRANCE
GEORGE SCHOOL
GEORGE SCHOOL
MOREHOUSE COLLEGE
MOREHOUSE COLLEGE
MOREHOUSE COLLEGE
MOREHOUSE COLLEGE
JULIAN BOND HELPED THE ORGANZATION SOUTHERN POVERTY LAW CENTER- MONTGEMERY
JULIAN BOND HELPED THE ORGANZATION SOUTHERN POVERTY LAW CENTER-
MONTGEMERY ALABAMA
IN 1998, BOND WAS SELECTED AS CHAIRMAN OF THE NAACP.
BOND ONCE REFERRED TO LEADING THE NAACP AS “THE MOST POWERFUL JOB A BLACK MAN CAN HAVE IN AMERICA
IN 1998, BOND WAS SELECTED AS CHAIRMAN OF THE NAACP- BALTIMORE MARYLAND
FORT WALTON DESTIN HOSPITAL-FORT WALTON BEACH
FORT WALTON DESTIN HOSPITAL-FORT WALTON BEACH FLORIDA
SOUTHVIEW CEMETRY-
ATLANTA GEORGIA
SOUTHVIEW CEMETRY

SOUTHVIEW CEMETRY –
JULIAN BOND BURIAL SITE