Legacy.comCivil Rights GiantsLegacy.comTwo notable men deserve a nod today, both giants of the Civil Rights Movement: Ralph Abernathy (March 11, 1926 – April 17, 1990) and Whitney Young (July 31, 1921 – March 11, 1971).
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Daily BeastAl Sharpton's Latest Civil Rights Battle, Against Voter ID LawsDaily BeastThe veteran civil-rights activist has launched a campaign against the voter-identification laws many states have adopted, saying they are an insidious effort by... Delete the scoop?
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First Coast NewsFormer civil rights leader, legislator Willye Dennis diesFlorida Times-UnionLeading the NAACP branch in Jacksonville had called for a warrior, said Rodney Hurst, a civil rights activist for many years. Delete the scoop?
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Attorney recalls role in civil rights movementThe Star DemocratCHESTERTOWN Alvin J. Bronstein did not discriminate when choosing which civil rights activists to defend. Delete the scoop?
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BetterWorldHeroes.com - Featuring portraits of 1000 heroes for a better world by Robert Alan Silverstein, integrated into over 3000 FREE printable resources on more than 60 social issues. Delete the scoop?
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Click on the photo to comment, share or view other great photos (RT @YaYa26PR: "@BeverlyJohnson1:Dorthy Cotton - leader of the 1960s African-American Civil Rights Movement http://t.co/nfX2Kcgb" such an inspiring... Delete the scoop?
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Augusta Free PressMontgomery Hall Park history preservedAugusta Free PressUntil the Civil Rights era of the 1960s, African Americans in the Jim Crow South lived under the harsh social and legal laws that created a separate and very unequal society. Delete the scoop?
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They depict African American tenant farmers and their families living in the rural South during World War II. Despite the efforts of the Southern Tenant Farmers Union (STFU), living conditions were often deplorable. Delete the scoop?
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Daily BeastProtecting Democracy in America Means Protecting Voting Rights and Civil RightsHuffington PostIn 1965, at the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama, they were beaten, bullied and terrified for their attempts to safeguard voting rights ... Delete the scoop?
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The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human RightsCalifornia Progress ReportThis week's 47th commemoration of the Bloody Sunday March of 1965 marks a new phase in the civil rights movement. Delete the scoop?
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Legacy.comCivil Rights GiantsLegacy.comTwo notable men deserve a nod today, both giants of the Civil Rights Movement: Ralph Abernathy (March 11, 1926 – April 17, 1990) and Whitney Young (July 31, 1921 – March 11, 1971).
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Young earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in Pre-Dentistry at Howard University in 1951 and a Bachelor of Divinity degree from Hartford Seminary in 1955. Delete the scoop?
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This hour, Rev. Anderson Porter & Michael G. Delete the scoop?
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