Eyes on the Prize: America's Civil Rights Years : a Reader and GuideClayborne Carson Penguin Books, 1987 - 355 trang |
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... counties few , if any , black citizens were registered to vote due to discriminatory practices employed by white voter registrars . One Alabama county with a record of consistent opposition to black voting was Dallas , whose county seat ...
... counties few , if any , black citizens were registered to vote due to discriminatory practices employed by white voter registrars . One Alabama county with a record of consistent opposition to black voting was Dallas , whose county seat ...
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... County Freedom Organization ( LCFO ) , which soon came to be called the Black Panther Party , after its visual symbol . Today one of the LCFO's first major activists , John Hulett , serves as Lowndes County sheriff , and one of ...
... County Freedom Organization ( LCFO ) , which soon came to be called the Black Panther Party , after its visual symbol . Today one of the LCFO's first major activists , John Hulett , serves as Lowndes County sheriff , and one of ...
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... County , to form the Lowndes County Christian Movement for Human Rights in March of that year . SNCC workers began moving around the county shortly afterward , talking a strange language : " Political power is the first step to ...
... County , to form the Lowndes County Christian Movement for Human Rights in March of that year . SNCC workers began moving around the county shortly afterward , talking a strange language : " Political power is the first step to ...
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