Mrs. Fannie Lee Chaney (mother of James Chaney)
Alabama Street, San Francisco
Shepard Fairey, 2016
Mission Street Mural, San Francisco
The Clinton 12
First students to desegregate a state-supported high school in the
South
Sculptor: William F. (Bill) Duffy, 2007
Green McAdoo Cultural Center & Museum
Clinton, Tennessee (USA).
Testament by John and Kathy Deering
Little Rock, 2005
The Greensboro Four, Technical State University
Sculptor not identified.
Albany Civil Rights Memorial
Charles Sherrod Civil Rights Park, Albany, GA
Sculptor not identified.
John Lewis, SNCC
Atlanta street mural
Artist: Sean Garrett
We Shall Always March Ahead
(L to R) Rev. Ralph Abernathy, Hosea Williams, Martin Luther King, Coretta
King, John Lewis
Atlanta street mural
Artist: Muhammad Yungai
Ruby Doris Robinson Smith, SNCC
Atlanta street mural
Artist: Charmaine Minniefield
Ella Baker, NAACP, SCLC, SNCC
Atlanta street mural
Artist: Charmaine Minniefield
Ella Baker
Poor Peoples Campaign banner
Created by Phoebe Rotter of Black Lives Matter
Vermont 2018
The Three Pioneers, by Martin Dawe. 2019
Ford Greene, Ralph Long, Lawrence Williams
First Black students Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech).
The First Graduate, by Martin Dawe
Honoring Ronald Yancey, first Black graduate
Georgia Institute of Technology
Frank Smith, one of the architects if the Atlanta Student Movement and a founding Member of SNCC. By the Atlanta Student Movement Mural Project.
Virginia Civil Rights Memorial, Richmond VA
Stanely Bleifeld, 2009
Barbara Johns & Moton High student strikers
Stanely Bleifeld, 2009
Virginia Civil Rights Memorial, Richmond VA
Mural Birmingham Civil Rights Institute
Artist: Not identified
Birmingham, AL
Foot Soldiers of the Birmingham Civil Rights Movement
Kelly Ingram Park, Birmingham, Alabama
Sculptor: Not identified
Kelly Ingram Park, Birmingham, Alabama
Sculptor: Not identified
Detail of above.
The Kneeling Ministers by Raymond Kasky.
Kelly Ingram Park, Birmingham, Alabama
Rev. John Porter, Rev. Nelson Smith Jr, Rev. A.D. King
Just before being arrested, April 7, 1963
Civil Rights Movement by Kalammeh
Mural near National Civil Rights Museum
Memphis, TN
Artist: Not identified.
National Civil Rights Museum
Sculptor: StudioEIS
National Civil Rights Museum, Lorraine Motel
Artist: Not identified
Civil Rights Martyrs Memorial, by Maya Lin. 1989
Southern Poverty Law Center
Montgomery, AL
Mural commemorating "Bloody Sunday," artist unidentified
Building at the foot of the Edmund Pettus Bridge
Selma, AL
Wells Fargo Civil Rights mural, 2014
Artist: Vincent Morgan
Montgomery, AL
Wells Fargo Civil Rights mural, Memphis TN. Artist: Not identified
Street mural, artist unidentified
Philadelphia, PA
Three-panel mural in Jacksonville FL about the
"Ax-Handle Saturday"
sit-in of 1960
By Nicole Holderbaum.
NAACP Leader Rutledge Pearson
Jacksonville, FL.
By Nicole Holderbaum, shown with the students who
helped her create the mural.
NAACP Leaders Rodney Hurst and Rutledge Pearson
duPont Center, Jacksonville, FL
by Celso Gonzalez of Puerto Rico
St. Augustine Foot Soldiers Monument
Brian Owens, 2011
St. Augustine, FL
Mural, Alabama State University, Montgomery. Artist: Not identified
Dream, by Michael Florin Dente. Portland Oregon
The Chain Breakers by Sabrina Howard. COFO Bldg. Jackson,
Mississippi
L-R: Alyce Clarke, Fannie Lou Hamer, Bob Moses
Rose Robinson, Louise Marshall, Albert Powell
Hosea Williams (SCLC) Mural ~ Atlanta GA.
Artist: Not identified.
Tribute to Freedom Riders and CORE leaders Jerome Smith and Dodie
Smith-Simmons. New Orleans RTA bus, 2021
Artists: Ceaux Young, Taylor Ashby, Cierra Johnson and Camron Irvin
Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth (left), Dr. Martin Luther King (below). The SCLC Memorial Walkway Pavilion in Central New Orleans (near church where SCLC was founded in 1957). By artist Jessica Strahan
Un(re)solved: Say their names. Know their stories Touring installation using augmented-reality to bring civil rights era killings, often racist murders, out of the shadows of the past. Tribeca Film Festival installation. 2021.
James Farmer memorial, University of Mary Washington, Fredericksburg VA.
Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park, Atlanta GA
