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1 IMAGES OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT
VISUAL DISCOVERY IMAGES OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT

2 Task: Silent Conversation
Jot down a response to this question: What are civil rights? With a marker, move to a poster in the room Without talking, write what comes to mind Your own comments A response to someone else’s comments Questions are just as good As a class, we will rotate every few minutes, with one final speed round at the end

3 Emmitt Till (1955)

4 Central High School, Little Rock, AK (1957)

5 Greensboro Sit-ins (1960)

6 Freedom Rides (1962)

7 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom (1963)

8 Birmingham (1963)

9 Freedom Summer (1964)

10 Malcolm X

11 Selma-Montgomery March (1965)

12 Black Panther Party for Self-Defense (1966)

13 Boston Busing Crisis (1974)

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