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From the Freedom Movement
About the Freedom Movement
The Forerunners
From the Freedom Movement
Chude Pam Allen (Pam Parker)
To Be Twenty Again
For Justice and For Love
Remembering"Arkansas" ("Strider," Jim Benston)
Ode to Jimmy LeeJoan Dresner Bernstein
The Little Girl From Little RockMargaret Block
Vote or Die
If You Don't Vote, Don't Cry
Justice and Jive (A History Poem of American Justice)
For My Young Black Brothers
Nina Boal
Meridian JailJulian Bond
Look At That Girl
I Too, Hear America SingingJoyce Brown (16)
The House of LibertyFatima Cortez-Todd
To Rest Safe and be FedCharles Fager
On Meeting Mrs. Septima Poinsette ClarkJerry Farber
The Liberals' SongSam Friedman
MimeographBetty Gamble
A Mother's PleaBruce Hartford
Mississippi Voter Rally
Grenada March #107
Casey Hayden
On OrganizingGloria Larry House
Selma, 1965Will Inman
A Mirror to the South (for Emmett Louis Till)Abdul Aziz Khaalis (Jan Leighton Triggs)
Mississippi Street Song in Hinds County
Parchman CellSteve McNichols
A Moment of SilenceGregory Orr
The Demonstration
Solitary ConfinementBernice Johnson Reagon
Ella's SongStephen Rose
The Stones Cried OutSue [Lorenzi] Sojourner
fannie lou...the woman whoJane Stembridge
Mrs. Hamer
The Children
Automation
The FluteMolly Lynn Watt
Dr. King Looked Out
Civil Rights Update
Ballad of Jimmie Lee Jackson
Captive
Race RiffAnnette Jones White
Mass Meeting in Albany, Georgia
To Bernice Reagon (Revisited)
Looking Glass SelfRob Wood
FREDMBob Zellner
To Vincent and Rosemarie Harding
About the Movement
June Brindel
The Road From Selma
June Jordan
Jim Crow: The Sequel
Mike Kellin
Hartman TurnbowYusef Komunyakaa
Knights of the White Camellia & Deacons of DefenseNaomi Long Madgett
Alabama Centennial
MidwayRichard C. Raymond
Dixie DefinitionsDudley Randall (1914-2000)
Ballad of Birmingham
Booker T. and W.E.B.
The Forerunners
Countee Cullen (1903-1946)
Saturday's Child
IncidentPaul Lawrence Dunbar (1872-1906)
We Wear the Mask
The Colored Soldiers
The Haunted OakFrances Ellen Watkins Harper (1825-1911)
The Slave Auction
The Slave Mother
Bury Me in a Free LandLangston Hughes (1902-1967)
Children's Rhymes
Cross
Comes the Colored Hour
Dreams
I, Too, Sing America
Let America Be America Again
Merry-Go-Round
Warning!
What Happens to a Dream Deferred?
James Weldon Johnson (1871-1938)
Fifty Years, 1863-1913
Lift Every Voice and SingClaude McKay (1891-1948)
America
White Houses
If We Must DieSojourner Truth (1797-1883)
Ain't I a Woman?
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