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Free at last: the U.S. civil rights movement

By: Friedman, Michael Jay

Publisher: Bureau of Internation Information Programs ; 2008Description: 67 p; illSubject(s): SLAVERY | FREEDOM | CIVIL RIGHTS | CIVIL WAR | FREEDOM OF SPEECH | FREEDOM OF OPTION | HUMAN RIGHTSSummary: Seeks to inform on the United States civil rights movement. Highlights the spread of slavery to America and the power of civic participation in a democratic society. Includes profiles of persons like Marcus Garvey, Ralph Johnson Bunche and Martin Luther King to name a few.

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Seeks to inform on the United States civil rights movement. Highlights the spread of slavery to America and the power of civic participation in a democratic society. Includes profiles of persons like Marcus Garvey, Ralph Johnson Bunche and Martin Luther King to name a few.

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