Subject: Segregationists--Southern States / People: King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929-1968 - Civil Rights Digital Library Search Results

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Subject Segregationists--Southern States People King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929-1968

1. Freedom Rides

Creator:: Eckelmann, Susan
Date of Original:: 2008-07-24
Collection:: Encyclopedia of Alabama
Contributing Institution:: Encyclopedia of Alabama (Project)

2. Freedom Rides

Creator:: Hatfield, Edward A.
Date of Original:: 2008-04-11
Collection:: New Georgia Encyclopedia
Contributing Institution:: New Georgia Encyclopedia (Project)

3. Flip Schulke describes his experiences photographing race issues in Mississippi and the south

Creator:: Schulke, Flip
Date of Original:: 2001
Collection:: Civil Rights Oral History Interviews
Contributing Institution:: Washington State University. Library. Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections

4. Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission photograph of a signed petition calling for an executive pardon for Carl Braden, Atlanta, Georgia, 1961

Creator:: Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
Date of Original:: 1961
Collection:: Sovereignty Commission Online
Contributing Institution:: Mississippi. Department of Archives and History