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Civil Rights Power Point

Lots of Leaders ßIn this photo several Civil Rights leaders are meeting together. ßThe subject of the photo is the above leaders, including president Eisenhower and MLK. ßThis picture was taken on June 23, 1958.

The Watts Riot ßIn this photo armed soldiers are attempting to stop the Watts riot. ßThe subject is the soldiers and the scenes of devastation behind them. ßThe Watts Riot took place on August 11, 1965.

Sit-ins ßIn this photo students are participating in a sit-in and other students are trying to dissuade them. ßThe subject is the students. ßThis photo was taken on May 28, 1963.

Rosa Parks ßIn this photo Rosa Parks is sitting on a bus. ßThe subject is Rosa Parks. ßRosa Parks refused to get up for a white man on December 1, 1955.

School Newspaper ßThis is a photo of the school newspaper of Little Rock High School at the time of the nine. ßThe subject is the newspaper. ßThis newspaper came out shortly after the nine first came.

Black Panther Party logo ßThis is the logo of the Black Panther Party. This party was more in favor of violence than other groups. ßThe subject is the logo. ßThe Black Panther Party was founded in 1966.

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