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Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth leading marchers in prayer just before they are arrested in early April. |
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16th Street Baptist Church Movement Headquarters.
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Police dogs attack non-violent marcher. |
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Dr. King and Rev. Abernathy under arrest on Good Friday. |
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Thousands of men, women, boys, and girls, are arrested for violating Birmingham's segregation laws.
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Young non-violent warriors under arrest. |
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With the jails full, student protesters are incarcerated in buildings at the county fair grounds. |
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On the orders of Bull Connor, high-pressure firehoses are used against young demonstrators. |
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The courage of the children inspires their elders. |
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Mass meeting, Bethel Baptist Church, 1963. |
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"I was really, really involved. I didn't realize at the time how dangerous the situation was. The only thing I was concerned with was that I wanted my freedom, I wanted to be able to go where I wanted, like everyone else did." Dannela Bryant, Civil Rights Movement: A Photographic History |
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September 15, 1963Seventeen days after the March on Washington the Klan Strikes Back |
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