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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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They had roused thousands of southern blacks to political action and had launched new black - controlled institutions , most nota- bly the MFDP and the freedom schools . They had created a strong base of northern financial support ...
They had roused thousands of southern blacks to political action and had launched new black - controlled institutions , most nota- bly the MFDP and the freedom schools . They had created a strong base of northern financial support ...
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OVERVIEW ollowing the 1964 passage of the landmark Civil Rights Act , Martin Luther King , Jr. and his colleagues on the Southern Christian Leadership Conference ( SCLC ) rightfully concluded that the next federal legislative goal of ...
OVERVIEW ollowing the 1964 passage of the landmark Civil Rights Act , Martin Luther King , Jr. and his colleagues on the Southern Christian Leadership Conference ( SCLC ) rightfully concluded that the next federal legislative goal of ...
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