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an old poster with writing on it that says wipe out discrimination

"Wipe out discrimination against race, religions, on the job, in restaurants, in housing...CIO says 'Wipe out discrimination,'" c. 1947. Though labor unions havent been uniform in their support of civil rights & against discrimination, the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) National Committee to Abolish Discrimination was formed during WWII to eliminate discriminatory practices in all CIO locals. Source: Kheel Center Poster Collection

University Of Southern California

Gay Marriage

Civil Rights Movement

Propaganda Posters

New Digital Collection of Posters from LGBTQ Civil Rights Struggles | One Archives

a poster that says united we stand with two fists raised in front of the words

Art Print: United We Stand - Civil Rights - Lantern Press Artwork by Lantern Press : 18x12in

Vintage 1960's American Civil Rights Movement Poster Print A3/A4

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Monochrome Set Design

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Southern United States

Grade 12

Civil Society

Martin Luther King Jr

Martin Luther King

American History

Podcast

ICT Task 4 Podcast: Civil Rights Movement Background and Brief Summary

This is a short podcast on subtopic of Topic 3 of Grade 12 History under Civil Society Protests 1950's to 1970's. Covering the Civil Rights Movement in the southern United States that fought to end racial discrimination and segregation. by Ciara tyne 19015454

African American History

Black American

Black Power

Black Culture

Freedom Riders | American Experience | PBS

Freedom Riders, 1961; Freedom Riders were civil rights activists who rode interstate buses into the segregated southern United States in 1961, and following years, to challenge the non-enforcement of the U.S. Supreme Court decisions Irene Morgan v. Commonwealth of Virginia (1946) and Boynton v. Virginia (1960), which ruled that segregated public buses were unconstitutional. The southern states refused to acknowledge these federal rulings.

black and white photograph of men carrying an american flag

These Iconic Photos Of The Selma March Tell A Powerful Story

a painting of a man wearing a hat and holding a microphone in front of an american flag

Civil Rights Movement Art

Profiles of Resilience on Instagram: "Charles Alston was an influential African American artist, muralist, and teacher known for his contributions to the Harlem Renaissance and his work in civil rights advocacy through art. Alston's diverse body of work, which includes painting, sculpture, murals, and illustrations, explored themes of African American identity, social injustice, and human dignity. He was a leading figure in the New York art scene, significantly impacting the development of African American art in the 20th century. Alston's murals, such as those at the Harlem Hospital and the Golden State Mutual Life Insurance Building, are celebrated for their beauty, historical significance, and social commentary. ### Notable Achievements and Contributions: - Played a pivotal role in the

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