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IACRL
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IACRLIllinois Association of College and Research Libraries
IACRLItalian-American Civil Rights League (New York)
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To older organizations, the recently-formed (and considerably more militant) Italian-American Civil Rights League was a collection of radical "Johnny-come-latelies" akin to the Black Panthers.
Defining Italian-Americans: the Ethnicity industry and the ... by Moss, Richard / Michigan Academician
Italian-American anti-discrimination has a long pedigree and one great event: the rise of Joe Colombo's Italian-American Civil Rights League (IACRL).
E pluribus umbrage: the long, happy life of America's anti-defamation ... by Cavanaugh, Tim / Reason
In 1970 the Italian-American Civil Rights League was founded and headed by Joe Colombo who indignantly denied the very existence of the Mafia and vehemently condemned a supposed "conspiracy against every Italian.
COSA NOSTRA PACKAGE by Bucher, Marcel / Swiss News
 
 
 
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