Civil Rights: Struggle and Triumph, 1960-1965
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From the Sit-Ins to Freedom
Rides
Birmingham--"Why
We Can't Wait"
The March on Washington--King's
Dream
Mississippi Burning: Freedom
Summer and the MFDP
Selma--"Bloody
Sunday"
Dismantling the Apartheid System:
Civil
and Voting
Rights Acts
SNCC
Stokeley
Carmichael
John
Lewis
James Meredith
Medgar Evers
"Bull" Connor
Goodman, Schwerner, and Chaney
Fannie
Lou Hamer
Edmund Pettus Bridge
SNCC Singers, We
Shall Not Be Moved
SNCC Singers, Which Side Are You On?
Julius Lester, Ain't
Gonna Let Nobody Turn Us 'Round
Julius Lester, Freedom
is a Constant Struggle
Fannie Lou Hamer, Go Tell It On the Mountain
Bob Dylan, The
Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll
Phil Ochs, Here's
to the State of Mississippi
Phil Ochs, Going
Down to Mississippi
Phil Ochs, Too
Many Martyrs [Originally "The Ballad of Medgar Evers]
Bob Dylan, Oxford
Town
Bob Dylan, Only
a Pawn In Their Game
Tom Paxton, Goodman,
Schwerner, and Chaney
Sweet Honey in the Rock, Fannie Lou Hamer
Phil Ochs, Birmingham
Jam
Joan Baez, Birmingham
Sunday
Richard Farina, Birmingham
Sunday
Len Chandler, We Will Not Bow Down to Genocide
Billy Bragg, I
Dreamed I Saw Phil Ochs Last Night
Tom Lehrer, National
Brotherhood Week
LBJ, Statement Upon Signing Civil Rights Bill