Barbara Pope Was a Civil Rights Activist Who Refused to Give Up Her Seat on a Segregated Train
Content warning: This piece includes an account of an apparent suicide.
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‘East Rosedale Monument’ memorializes the fight for civil rights at a Fort Worth bus stop
Christopher Blay’s latest piece, recounting stories of the Civil Rights Movement through a transformed vintage bus, was ...
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A Coalition of Slovenian NGOs File Indictment Against Israeli Politicians and Army Commanders
On Friday, November 22nd 2024, a coalition of eight Slovenian non-profit NGOs and the Slovenian movement for the rights of ...
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Local filmmaker on first organized interracial civil rights protest
Round” tells the historic story of the first organized interracial civil rights protest in U.S. history, highlighting the ...
Who was Rosa Parks? Meet the woman who changed the course of history
The activist’s refusal to give up her seat to a white passenger on a segregated bus in Alabama helped fuel the Civil Rights Movement.
How will Ohio’s ‘Parents’ Bill of Rights' affect students? Schools wrestle with complicated questions
COLUMBUS, Ohio - A new state law requires Ohio school districts to develop policies for informing parents about “substantial” ...
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Remembering New Haven native Constance Baker Motley, a national civil rights trailblazer
Motley was the first Black woman to serve as a federal judge and the first Black woman to argue a case before the U.S.