Civil Rights Movement Websites
Reality of Aid » An Independent Review of Poverty Reduction and Develo
The Reality of Aid Network (RoA) is the only major North/South international non-governmental initiative focusing exclusively on analysis and lobbying for poverty eradication policies and practices in the international aid regime.
16,029,592
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8.95
National Voting Rights Museum and Institute | Selma, Alabama
Located in the Historic District of Selma, Alabama at the foot of the famous Edmund Pettus Bridge, the scene of “Bloody Sunday,” the National Voting Rights Museum & Institute is the cornerstone of the contemporary struggle for voting rights and human dignity.
3,382,084
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480.00
Atlanta African American Civil Rights Movement Guide
Research Atlanta’s African-American civil rights movement, civil rights activists, attractions, history and landmarks. Learn about the Atlanta’s civil rights movement and be inspired by the city’s history.
Not Applicable
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8.95
Michael Eric Dyson
Dr. Michael Eric Dyson is the author of Know What I Mean? Reflections on Hip Hop; Debating Race; Come Hell or High Water; Is Bill Cosby Right? Or Has the Black Middle Class Lost Its Mind?; The Michael Eric Dyson Reader; Open Mike; Holler If You Hear Me: Searching for Tupac Shakur; Why I Love Black Women; I May Not Get
2,774,922
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240.00
Kim and Reggie Harris Official Webpage
Official Kim and Reggie Harris Webpage
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8.95
M. Susan Orr-Klopfer - Journalist, Author, Speaker
Mississippi Civil Rights Movement Bookstore features new information on Dr. Cleve McDowell who was first Black admitted to Ole Miss law school and friend of James Meredith and Medgar Evers
Not Applicable
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8.95
The Mommy Times
The Mommy Times blog features product reviews, giveaway's and socially shares on Facebook, Twitter and more. Autism, South Carolina
156,939
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43,800.00
Black History in America
Black history in the United States including black historians, war heroes, artists, and political leaders.
2,919,555
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480.00
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Having Our Say is based on the true story of the Delany sisters, who lived well beyond the age of 100 after having built successful careers at a time when most women, and most African Americans, were being denied opportunities.
26,690,368
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8.95
ACCORD Freedom Trail | St. Augustine, Florida | Historic Civil Rights
ACCORD, Inc. honors the heroes and "sheroes" of the St. Augustine Civil Rights Movement with 31 historical ACCORD Freedom Trail Markers presented by Northrop Grumman Corporation
Not Applicable
$
8.95
FEBRUARY ONE
Using first-hand accounts of the events that took place at a Woolworth lunch counter, February One documents one volatile winter in Greensboro, that not only changed public accommodation laws in North Carolina, but served as a blue print for non-violent protests throughout the 1960s.
23,685,994
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8.95
Gay Rights Equality Civil Rights Movement Moms for Equality, Linda Wil
Linda Stay St. George, UT invites Moms for equality stand up and roar for equal rights! The civil rights movement of our day. Protect our young from the daily
24,110,733
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8.95
I Dream - A Rhythm-and-Blues Opera
Douglas Tappin's I Dream is the first major theatrical production in America portraying Atlanta's iconic civil rights leader. Set to a glorious score, this inspirational musical drama, based on events in the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., is directed by Jasmine Guy who has assembled an exceptionally talented cast
Not Applicable
$
8.95
Joseph E. Boone Memorial Foundation
Non-Profit Organization dedicated to continuing the legacy of community service established by Civil Rights legend Reverend Joseph E. Boone.
Not Applicable
$
8.95
The Freedom Bus
The Freedom Bus is a traveling museum that tells the stories of East Central Indiana (ECI) citizens who worked to advance civil rights.
Not Applicable
$
8.95
Once Upon A Negro - A blog of thoughts and expressions of being Black
When Blacks were Negroes, didn't it seem like we had more to lose? Check out this blog! Find thoughtful expressions on Negro life past and present.
Not Applicable
$
8.95
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Molly Lynn Watt, author of "On Wings of Song -- A Journey into the Civil Rights Era" and "Shadow People", is a poet, writer, educator, workshop leader, ukulele player in Cambridge MA & CD "George & Ruth- Songs & Letters of the Spanish Civil War."
Not Applicable
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8.94
Home - All Love Prohibited by Anders Eklof
All Love Prohibited accurately describes the dramatic political events of 1961 and 1962 and uses them as a framework for a very passionate love story.
Not Applicable
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8.95
