Dr. Elmer Cooper, Tony Miranda, and Bridges Randall during march

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Administrator Dr. Elmer Cooper (left), Tony Miranda (center), and Bridges Randall (right) lead protest march carrying bullhorns. In February of 1968, Cooper (aged 28) was hired to be San Francisco State College activities counselor, and five months later was promoted to Associate Dean of Students specifically focused on student activities. Cooper was affiliated with the Bay Area Urban League. Miranda and Randall were leaders in the Third World Liberation Front. The following week, on December 11, 1968. Miranda and Randall (along with Jack Alexis) were chased down and arrested in front of AFT picket lines on existing warrants.

Identifier
njb-01-27
Creator
Nacio Jan Brown
Date
5-Dec-68
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Photograph
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JPEG
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Nacio Jan Brown, https://www.ragtheater.com/about-nacio-jan-brown/
Temporal Coverage
1968
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Public
Contributor
Meredith Eliassen for Nacio Jan Brown
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3239

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