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It was out of this discontent and the legacy of earlier protests that the sit - ins of 1960 were born . Though few realized it when the sit - ins began , they would generate mass student support for the civil rights movement , galvanize ...
It was out of this discontent and the legacy of earlier protests that the sit - ins of 1960 were born . Though few realized it when the sit - ins began , they would generate mass student support for the civil rights movement , galvanize ...
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Thus , for the small population of white student activists , the sit - ins led by southern black students were a source of encour- agement . Although few black student protesters held radical political views when they joined the sit ...
Thus , for the small population of white student activists , the sit - ins led by southern black students were a source of encour- agement . Although few black student protesters held radical political views when they joined the sit ...
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1958 AUG SEP 12-27 SEP 20 SEP 29 OCT 25 NOV 10-12 NAACP Youth Council supervises sit - ins at Wichita , KS lunch counters which result in desegregation at Kress Co. and Katz Drug Stores . U.S. Supreme Court rejects lower court's ...
1958 AUG SEP 12-27 SEP 20 SEP 29 OCT 25 NOV 10-12 NAACP Youth Council supervises sit - ins at Wichita , KS lunch counters which result in desegregation at Kress Co. and Katz Drug Stores . U.S. Supreme Court rejects lower court's ...
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