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Trump’s Next Move? Potentially Undermining Civil RightsThe Trump-produced government shutd

New Post has been published on Black ThenBRIDGET “BIDDY” MASON ex slave turns California

New Post has been published on Black ThenSchooled by Youtube: CHARLES HAMILTON HOUSTON THE MAN WHO K

ICYMI: Watch the Reunions ’21 faculty lecture, “What was the Civil Rights Movement?,&rdq

What was the civil rights movement? When did it start, when did it finish … or did it not

emmastillsims:Decades Lookbook: The 1960’sFrom the civil rights movement, to the shocking assi

Happy Belated Birthday to Civil Rights pioneer, Rosa Parks! Parks refused to give up her bus seat to

mama-panther: historicporn: Man uses American flag to assault civil rights activist.1976. America

April 3rd 1968: King’s last speechOn this day in 1968, the American civil rights leader Martin

Coming this fall: a massive centennial exhibition centered on 1919, the year of our founding. A

Since I cannot physically join the protests, I’m making this artwork available to anyone who w

Blackout for Human Rights is proud to announce that we’re standing with revolutionary Civil Ri

micdotcom:50 years later, civil rights hero John Lewis is “live” tweeting the Bloody Sun

Often times when I drive through a canopy of trees I am reminded of the not so distant pas

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“Strong people don’t need strong leaders.” - MS. Ella Baker “It

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think-progress: “If you’re not careful the newspapers will have you hating the people w

commie-cosmo: trickstertime: tenebristpunk: wow i wonder if that 300 year gap could be explained by

Mexico City Statue Honors U.S. Civil Rights Leader Martin Luther King, Jr. “I am convince

zzzze: Guy Borremans, Something never Changes … November 27th,1965 the March on Washington fo

zzzze:Ernest C.Withers Memphis, 1961

thetakeaway-blog: Graphic novel tells the story of America’s civil rights struggle.

heteroglossia: Bernie Sanders, reading Rimbaud at a civil rights sit-in

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