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Bayard Rustin, often described as 'the leading intellectual of the civil rights movement,' is a New York writer and one of the organizers of the 1963 civil rights march on Washington
Bayard Rustin, often described as 'the leading intellectual of the civil rights movement,' is a New York writer and one of the organizers of the 1963 civil rights march on Washington

Bayard Rustin, often described as 'the leading intellectual of the civil rights movement,' is a New York writer and one of the organizers of the 1963 civil rights march on Washington

Date3/21/1967
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0133124F
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President Kennedy did more to help the Civil Rights movement because he set a lot of things in motion and Johnson took up the unfinished paths. In his(...)
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Workmen remove civil rights slogan from new court building under construction across from the United States Consulate
Workmen remove civil rights slogan from new court building under construction across from the United States Consulate
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Looking for help: Jim Slaven, general manager of Toronto Executive Consultants, seen here with overhead projector, was one of the organizers of Job Fir, a new method to attact skilled personnel to the labor-short computer industry
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Civil Rights laws have allowed ofice girls such as Rennee Sandholm to hoist hemlines
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A throng of mourners estimated at 20,000 - school-childen, businessmen, pensioners, housewives, unionists, civil rights leaders and civic officials - (...)
A throng of mourners estimated at 20,000 - school-childen, businessmen, pensioners, housewives, unionists, civil rights leaders and civic officials - (...)
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Civil, rights worker Prathia Hall from Selma, Ala
Civil, rights worker Prathia Hall from Selma, Ala
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Freedom may be endangered unless the government provides more safeguards for the civil rights of its citizens, former chief Justice J. C. McRuer, 78, (...)
Freedom may be endangered unless the government provides more safeguards for the civil rights of its citizens, former chief Justice J. C. McRuer, 78, (...)
3/6/1968
Cooling off the opposition, civil rights attorney William Kunstler, counsel for the defence in the recent Chicago Seven conspiracy trial, pours a pitcher of water over the head of conservative Edmund Burke Society spokesman Paul Fromm, during confrontation last night at University of Toronto's Convocation Hall
Cooling off the opposition, civil rights attorney William Kunstler, counsel for the defence in the recent Chicago Seven conspiracy trial, pours a pitcher of water over the head of conservative Edmund Burke Society spokesman Paul Fromm, during confrontation last night at University of Toronto's Convocation Hall
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