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A Synopsis of the Civil Rights Struggle in Tampa and the Role of the Tampa Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Sunland Tribune Volume 17 Article 13 1991 A Synopsis of the Civil Rights Struggle in Tampa and the Role of the Tampa Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Robert W. Saunders Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarcommons.usf.edu/sunlandtribune Recommended Citation Saunders, Robert W. (1991) "A Synopsis of the Civil Rights Struggle in Tampa and the Role of the Tampa Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People," Sunland Tribune: Vol. 17 , Article 13. Available at: https://scholarcommons.usf.edu/sunlandtribune/vol17/iss1/13 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by Scholar Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Sunland Tribune by an authorized editor of Scholar Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. A SYNOPSIS OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS STRUGGLE IN TAMPA AND THE ROLE OF THE TAMPA BRANCH OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE By ROBERT W. SAUNDERS The history of Tampa cannot be completed racial segregation and discrimination. This is without taking into consideration the many only a small effort to tell this side of the efforts made by Tampa's citizens of African story. descent to rid the community of racial segregation and the evil effects of The events reported here, are based on "Jim-Crow." As this is written, it is also actual reports written by me and sent to the significant that what these Black Americans national and regional offices of the NAACP accomplished is directly related to the Bill The reports and letters referred to were of Rights, written two hundred years ago written during the time that the activities and subsequent amendments, particularly, were happening. As a national representative amendments 13-15. of the NAACP, it was my responsibility to assure that the local Branch adhere to the The changes that have occurred certainly policies of the Association. As a native born could not have taken place without the help Tampan, I had a natural interest in seeing of some white citizens. There were quite a that racial discrimination and segregation few who became concerned about the came to an end. injustices that were imposed on African Americans. But often these concerns were There has been much confusion and tied to the traditional practices which misinformation about the history of the relegated persons of color to the back of the Tampa Branch. While I am not able to cover bus and "cross the tracks" "away from the all of the Branch's history, I have included a mainstream of Tampa's everyday affairs" synopsis of how the Branch started during mentality. But as pressures for institutional World War 1, some of its officers and early change mounted, so did the attitudes of a members and a few remarks about early large number of white citizens. cases. Recent research shows that most early black leaders including the late Blanche Playing an important part in bringing about Armwood Beatty and the late Dr. Benjamin institutional change has been the National Mays were members of the NAACP. Association for the Advancement of Colored People. With its broad program base This is a part of the manuscript that I am covering every aspect of life, the NAACP currently working on to tell the story of the through its local chartered entity, the Tampa NAACP in Florida. It also is, in my opinion, Branch, and the Florida State Conference of an important part of Tampa's history. The NAACP Branches, led the attack against truth is that the advancements made for and about Tampa's African American Citizens, were made with sacrifice, pain and fear of The Tampa Branch of the National reprisal. The saying that nothing is free Association for the Advancement of Colored holds true in the "Fight for Freedom." People was organized in 1917. Reorganized in 1920-21, it has continued to exist without THE NAACP STORY -- TAMPA interruption. The Branch has had many active and well known persons as its Racial discrimination and segregation has supporters. Among its leaders were the Rev. always been an issue in Tampa. In 1952, Andrew A. Ferrell, Sr., a Presiding Elder in racial signs reading "Black" or "Colored" the African Methodist Church; an attorney and "White Only" were seen in every Greene, the only Black attorney to practice government owned facility. Even during in the city in the 1920's; E. E. Broughton, World War II, I was assigned to several who served as Treasurer of the Florida troop trains bringing soldiers from Tuskegee Agricultural and Mechanical College and Army Air Field to MacDill Army Air Base. later as an officer of the Central Life The trains would pull in to the Southern end Insurance Company, C. Blythe Andrews, of the base and then back up to the who served as Secretary of Central Life and northeastern part of the facility where the all later published the Florida Sentinel Bulletin. black aviation squadron was located. All Other persons who served as Branch facilities at MacDill were separated by race. Presidents were Mathew Gregory, my wife The USO club on Harrison Street was also Helen Saunders, Charles J. Davalt, Charles segregated. Stanford, Levy Taylor, Ellen P Greene, Francisco A. Rodriguez, Elder Warren W. Protests against "Jim-Crow" practices have Banfield, Robert L. Gilder and another been a part of Tampa's life. These protests Seventh Day Adventist leader Elder Straghn. began when the community was first settled. Straghn served at a time when there was Slaves, escaping from plantations, joined dissension in the Branch and the Black with Seminole Indians in battle against leadership. Union troops in the 1800's. Protests were raised during the Spanish American War The Tampa organization also had its group when troops of the U.S. Army's who would be considered activists by Twenty-fourth Infantry and the Ninth today's standards. Playing an important role Calvary protested "Jim-Crow" treatment was Norman E. Lacy, a man small of stature while waiting to board ships bound for but strong in his beliefs that the NAACP Cuba. During the early 1900's, Black parents should actively attack "Jim-Crow" laws. In protested segregation in public education 1945-46, the National Office of the NAACP and demanded better school facilities for dispatched Ella Baker, a field secretary to their children. Lynching had its place with Tampa to mediate between the warring Ku Klux Klan elements taking front row to factions. With Andrews, Broughton and assure that Black people and "Nigger many others who opposed Lacy's approach Loving" supporters remained in their places. on one side and Lacy, supported by Mathew Substandard housing conditions, job Gregory, Luther Maddox, Harold N. discrimination in the skilled and unskilled Reddick and Dan MaLoy openly calling for employment levels, and unhealthy living direct action to confront police brutality and conditions helped to spawn the birth of unjust killings of Blacks, Ella Baker, an NAACP. NAACP field secretary had her hands full. Tampa Branch meetings in 1945 and '46 often became so heated that blows were In 1948-49, the NAACP joined the Urban struck between the opposing factions during League and Andrews in a fight to erase meetings held on Cuba and Spring Streets. housing blight in mid-town Tampa. The When Elder Straghn became the Tampa Rev. Paul Wagner, a white minister and Branch President, Ella Baker made a second pastor of the Palma-Ceia Methodist Church, trip to Tampa to bring the two sides announced that the Urban League had together. adopted a Resolution to be sent to Mayor Curtis Hixon. The resolution directed the Mathew Gregory, a close friend of A. Phillip attention of the Mayor and other city Randolph, founder and President of the officials to the conditions of the "Scrub," International Brotherhood of Sleeping Car which was once described by Dr. Benjamin Porters, and himself a pullman porter, Mayes, the League's Executive secretary as became president after Elder Straghn was one of the worst slum areas in the Nation. assigned to a church in Sarasota. Gregory also served as Interim President of the The "Scrub's" boundaries were Central Florida State Conference of NAACP Avenue on the west, Nebraska on the east, Branches following the assassination of Scott Street on the north and Cass Street on Harry T. Moore in 1951. the south. The Urban League called for the Robert Saunders is seated next to Ruby Hurley (4th row) in this 1954 photo of the NAACP's 45th Annual Convention in Dallas. Other civil rights giants pictured are Thurgood Marshall, Clarence Mitchell, Bob Carter, Gloster Curent, Herbert Hill, Roy Wilkins, Jack Greenberg, Constance Baker Motley, Frank Williams, Cecelia Marshall and Mildred Roxborough. Photo from NAHRW News (April-June 1988) "razing of the scrub" and building of low in- such, a hazard to the health of those come housing for Black citizens. The living in the area, and that the city "Scrub" was described as a focal point for should proceed with condemnation city wide infectious diseases, crime and proceedings on the ground of substandard housing. There was no sanitation." economic class structure. Poor, middle and upper class Black families were clustered in The Resolution concluded with the substandard, unpaved streets. Perhaps a following statement: "Be it further redeeming factor was the existence of St. Resolved that the Tampa Urban James Episcopal Church on Lamar Ave. League feels that the Housing Authority should provide additional The call for elimination of the "Scrub" came low-cost Negro Housing and that it after a long series of bitterly fought should be located in the "Scrub" so condemnation suits which involved the that slum clearance may actually be taking of property owned by Blacks and a accomplished, rather than in any few whites in the Robles Park Area.
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