Civil Rights

Google Pays Tribute To Ida B. Wells, Fearless Journalist And All-Round Badass

Doodle celebrates the civil rights activist's 153rd birthday.
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John Lewis Speaks at Comic Con

Georgia Congressman John Lewis attends San Diego Comic Con, promote March, the graphic novel trilogy he co-wrote about the civil rights movement.
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Confederate Land Art: The Apotheosis of Racist Iconography

As South Carolina's Capitol grounds and other jurisdictions decide the fate of their most prominent emblems of past oppression and contemporary reaction, Stone Mountain guarantees that at least one Confederate icon will loom over the South's largest city for as long into the future as mankind can foresee.
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11 Religious Americans Who Fought For Freedom

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The Long Road And Short Step From Mississippi 1963 To Ferguson 2015

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Izola Curry, Woman Who Stabbed MLK, Has Died

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Remembering The Four People Of Faith Who Died On The Road From Selma

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An Interview With Sam Dalton, Now In His Seventh Decade Of Criminal Defense Law

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Louie Gohmert On Civil Rights

Rep. Louise Gohmert (R-Texas) compared the civil liberties of minority groups to snail darters and prairie chickens at a House Judiciary Committee hearing on Wednesday evening.
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Sarah Slamen, Texas Woman, Dragged Out Of Senate Committee Meeting

By the time Sarah Slamen finally got to testify against a restrictive anti-abortion bill in front of a Texas state Senate committee this week, her plans had changed, she told Daily Kos in a recent interview.
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