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Building an Organization: The Founding of SSOC,sm in the South. A large Nashville contingent certainly would be present since activist students at Vanderbilt University, Peabody College, and Scarritt College had called the meeting. For two months, though, Sue Thrasher, Archie Allen, Ron Parker, and the other organizers had worked hard to publici

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Growing Pains,movement, counseled the students not to “talk yourselves to death. You don’t have to have all the ultimate answers before you act.” SSOC’s early history suggests that the activists fully agreed with Rollins. In the weeks and months following SSOC’s creation, the group did not allow discussions about

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SSOC and White Student Activists at Mid-Decade: The Agenda Grows, mountains of east Tennessee, launched a program on campus to advocate progressive causes and to help raise funds for SSOC. Although far from the centers of movement activity in the South, Maryville students had been especially staunch supporters of SSOC during its first year: Maryville was one of t