Inquisition Vol. 2 Issue 3- Underground Magazine published in Charlotte, NC, 1968-1969
- Title
- Inquisition Vol. 2 Issue 3- Underground Magazine published in Charlotte, NC, 1968-1969
- Description
- Between 1968 and 1969, students from East Mecklenburg High School turned a backyard shed into the headquarters of "Inquisition", an underground magazine that challenged Charlotte's political and cultural boundaries. The liberal content drew the attention of city leaders and became the focus of a landmark case- "Inquisition v. City of Charlotte". The case was the first in the nation where city zoning laws challenged the free press and the First Amendment.
- Coverage
- Charlotte, NC
- Date
- May 1970
- Publisher
- not identifiedSee all items with this value
- Source
-
Southern Underground Press
The University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Special Collections - https://southernundergroundpress.wordpress.com/publications/inquisition-charlotte-nc/
- https://catalog.lib.unc.edu/catalog/UNCb2967006
- Subject
- Charlotte-North Carolina-Hippie-Protest-Counterculture-Underground-Newspaper-Radical-Jimi Hendrix
- Original Format
- periodicals
- Bibliographic Citation
- “Inquisition (Charlotte, NC).” Southern Underground Press.
- Item sets
- 1960s Counterculture NC
- Site pages
- The Sixties Down South
Part of Inquisition Vol. 2 Issue 3- Underground Magazine published in Charlotte, NC, 1968-1969


