The Committee Against Racism (CAR) was formed in 1973 and later changed its name to the International Committee Against Racism (InCAR). The organization had chapters in a number of cities. CAR/InCAR took up many different battles against racism in the U.S., including successful efforts to physically break up Ku Klux Klan (KKK) rallies. InCAR/CAR were...
The Committee Against Racism (CAR) was formed in 1973 and later changed its name to the International Committee Against Racism (InCAR). The organization had chapters in a number of cities. CAR/InCAR took up many different battles against racism in the U.S., including successful efforts to physically break up Ku Klux Klan (KKK) rallies. InCAR/CAR were involved in the struggle against apartheid. The Baltimore chapter was involved in a national campaign to get McGraw-Hill to stop publishing books, such as “Managing Black Workers,” for the racist South African market. InCAR and Progressive Labor Party were sister organizations. (Source: Bill Bleich, a former member of the Baltimore chapter CAR/InCAR; InCAR and CAR documents on this website; and
InCAR description on Wikipedia.)
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