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American Women Who Shaped the Civil Rights Movement
Explores this topic through the literature of Eloise Greenfield.
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Civil Rights Movement
Focuses on the civil rights movement in the United States between 1950 and 1980, including racial segregation and discrimination as well as women’s suffrage.
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Civil Rights Movement Veterans
Features photos, commentary, discussion and stories from veteran leaders in the civil right movement.
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Freedom Riders
PBS documents the 1961 challenged segregation in the American South by the civil rights activists. Learn about who the Freedom Riders were and what they did.
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International Civil Rights Center and Museum
Inspires vigilances in the on-going struggle for human freedom. Explore history, find panels, performances and perspectives, and documentary films.
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My Black History
Lays out, among other things, the history of civil rights in America, including profiles of such leaders as Martin Luther King Jr., Scott Joplin, and Ralph Abernathy.
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Reporting Civil Rights
The Library of America features reporters and journalistic archives on the American Civil Rights Movement.
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Slavery in New York
The New York Historical Society’s online exhibits regarding the institution of slavery from the 1600s to 1827, when the practice was abolished in New York.
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Sojourn Project
Offers an opportunity for students to tour with civil rights educators and visit key locations which are significant to the movement.
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Voices of Civil Rights
Collects and preserves personal stories from those who recount America's struggle for equality.