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- West_End_Community_Council abstract "The West End Community Council in Louisville, Kentucky was an open housing organization that was founded in 1945 and remained active until 1970. This group became a broad human rights group with the help of its first executive director, Hulbert James. The women in this organization battled throughout the scare tactics imposed by white residents in segregated parts of Louisville, Kentucky in the 1960s.".
- West_End_Community_Council comment "The West End Community Council in Louisville, Kentucky was an open housing organization that was founded in 1945 and remained active until 1970. This group became a broad human rights group with the help of its first executive director, Hulbert James. The women in this organization battled throughout the scare tactics imposed by white residents in segregated parts of Louisville, Kentucky in the 1960s.".