Oral Histories

Clarence Boykins

He Fought for Our Rights!

Clarence Boykins was an activist that fought for the rights of African Americans. He was instrumental in bringing Mrs. Rosa Parks to Tucson and one of the Southern Arizona administrators to push for Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday to be held in Arizona.

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Student Union Room 244

(1303 E University Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85719)
Park in the 2nd Street Garage

Museum is located on the Campus
of the University of Arizona
Student Union Room 244

(1303 E University Blvd room 244, Tucson, AZ 85719)

Park in the 2nd Street Garage

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