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Archive for the Selma to Montgomery Voting Rights March Category (5 Posts)

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Winding Down the Civil Rights History Project: A Retrospective and Appreciation

Posted by: Guha Shankar

Posted in: AFC Events, African American History, African Americans, Archival Practice, Black Panther Party, Chicano/a, Civil Rights, Civil Rights History Project, Freedom Struggle, Freedom Stuggle, Freedom Summer 1964, Narratives, Oral History, Selma to Montgomery Voting Rights March, SNCC, Story Map, teachers, Teaching, Women's History

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The Terrain of Freedom: Mapping Stories about People and Places in the African American Struggle for Justice, Rights, & Equality

Posted by: Guha Shankar

Posted in: 1965, African American History, African Americans, Civil Rights, Civil Rights History Project, Freedom Struggle, Freedom Summer 1964, Glen Pearcy Collection, Oral History, Selma to Montgomery Voting Rights March, SNCC, Story Map, Women's History

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Dr. King Remembered

Posted by: Guha Shankar

Posted in: 1965, African American History, African Americans, Civil Rights, Freedom Struggle, Glen Pearcy Collection, Holidays, Martin Luther King, Martin Luther King, Selma to Montgomery Voting Rights March, SNCC

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Marching In Montgomery, 1965, Reconsidered

Posted by: Guha Shankar

Posted in: 1965, African American History, African Americans, Civil Rights, Civil Rights History Project, Freedom Struggle, Photographs, Selma to Montgomery Voting Rights March, SNCC

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Marching in Montgomery, 1965

Posted by: Guha Shankar

Posted in: 1965, African American History, African Americans, Civil Rights, Civil Rights History Project, Glen Pearcy Collection, Martin Luther King, Photographs, Preservation, Selma to Montgomery Voting Rights March, SNCC, Students