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Civil Rights Movement
Photos and brief information on the Civil Rights movement from the Gallery of the Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, Tennessee
The Voices of Civil Rights: Ordinary People, Extraordinary Times
From Thinkquest
Turbulent Times: the Civil Rights Movement (Clicking on a link turns off the music)
Free at Last - the Civil Rights Movement in the United States - Use the Timeline to link to information on the Civil Rights Movement
Jim Crow Laws - from the Martin Luther King National Historic Site
Rosa Parks: How I fought for Civil Rights -from Scholastic
Breaking Racial Barriers - portraits and biographies of African Americans from the early and mid 1900s from an exhibit by the Harmon Foundation.
In Pursuit of Freedom and Equality: Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka from Washburn University
On the Front Line with the Little Rock Nine - from the Public Broadcasting System
Interview with Melba Patillo Beals
Little Rock High School - information from the 40th anniversary of the Little Rock Nine
Music of the Civil Rights Movement - a brief overview of the important part music played during the Civil Rights Movement.
This page last updated on February 28, 2005 , by Mrs. Creticos, Library Media Specialist
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