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Apr 21, 2017 · Frank Joyce was born in Detroit, Michigan in 1941. His family soon thereafter relocated to Berkeley, Michigan and later to Royal Oak, Michigan. Joyce was a prominent New Left activist in Detroit throughout the 1960s, involved in civil rights and anti-war movements, among others.
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Frank Joyce. The political activism of life long Detroiter Frank Joyce began with the civil rights movement. He joined the Northern Student Movement (NSM) in the early 1960’s and later helped found People Against Racism (PAR). He has been in involved in labor, anti-racist, human rights and peace campaigns ever since.
Sep 12, 2019 · That’s seven decades of independent journalism, inclusive conversations and insights into the culture of our city and region. Frank Joyce was WDET’s News Director in the early 1980s. He says it was a special time for the station during an era of social and political change.
VIEW MEDIA. The political activism of life long Detroiter Frank Joyce began with the civil rights movement. He joined the Northern Student Movement (NSM) in the early 1960’s and later helped found People Against Racism (PAR). He has been in involved in labor, anti-racist, human rights and peace campaigns ever since.
He was a Democrat who was named to the Supreme Court of the United States in 1940 after a political career that included serving as United States Attorney General, 35th Governor of Michigan, and Mayor of Detroit. He also served as the last Governor-General of the Philippines and the first High Commissioner to the Philippines .
- 1917–1919 (active), 1942 (reserve)
- Franklin D. Roosevelt
The political activism of life long Detroiter Frank Joyce began with the civil rights movement. He joined the Northern Student Movement (NSM) in the early 1960’s and later helped found People Against Racism (PAR). He has been in involved in labor, anti-racist, human rights and peace campaigns ever since.
Interview of Frank Joyce by Jesse Blumberg, Jack Mahon, and Matthew Lassiter, May 2, 2019, Detroit, Michigan. Item sets Section 2: 1964-1966.
