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further intensified the organizational tension and conflict between the representatives of SNCC , the NAACP , the Albany Movement , and the SCLC , all of which wanted at least a degree of primacy in the daily news stories about Albany's ...
further intensified the organizational tension and conflict between the representatives of SNCC , the NAACP , the Albany Movement , and the SCLC , all of which wanted at least a degree of primacy in the daily news stories about Albany's ...
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In Albany , civil rights proponents from a variety of organizations SNCC , the SCLC , and the NAACP - banded together in one comprehensive organization ( much like the Montgomery Improvement Association ) called the Albany Movement .
In Albany , civil rights proponents from a variety of organizations SNCC , the SCLC , and the NAACP - banded together in one comprehensive organization ( much like the Montgomery Improvement Association ) called the Albany Movement .
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1961 continued DEC 11-14 DEC 15 The first stage of the Albany Movement begins with a series of mass meetings and marches involving hundreds of Albany blacks . By Dec 14 nearly 500 people are in jail . Albany Movement president Dr.
1961 continued DEC 11-14 DEC 15 The first stage of the Albany Movement begins with a series of mass meetings and marches involving hundreds of Albany blacks . By Dec 14 nearly 500 people are in jail . Albany Movement president Dr.
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