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These photographs trace the American civil rights movement from the fight to desegregate public schools in 1954 to the Poor People’s Campaign in 1968. The best-known marches appear alongside quieter scenes of organizing, waiting, and holding ground.

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The March Against Fear, 1966
The March Against Fear, 1966: Marchers take part in the June 1966 March Against Fear through Mississippi. James Meredith…
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Memphis Sanitation Workers Stand Together, 1968
Memphis Sanitation Workers Stand Together, 1968: Memphis sanitation workers hold matching “I AM A MAN” signs in Ernest…
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Coretta Scott King Leads the Funeral Procession, 1968
Coretta Scott King Leads the Funeral Procession, 1968: Coretta Scott King, members of the King family, and the Rev. Ralph…
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Lyndon Johnson Signs the Fair Housing Act, 1968
Lyndon Johnson Signs the Fair Housing Act, 1968: President Lyndon B. Johnson signs the Civil Rights Act of 1968 on April…
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Resurrection City on the National Mall, 1968
Resurrection City on the National Mall, 1968: A woman with an “I Have a Dream” sign on her coat walks through the muddy…

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