Women of the civil rights movement / Stuart A. Kallen.
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TextSeries: Women in history (San Diego, Calif.)Publication details: Detroit, MI : Lucent Books : Thomson/Gale, c2005.Description: 112 p. : ill., map ; 24 cmISBN: - 1590185692
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- E185.61 .K3385 2005
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| 320.53 Fle Socialism / | 321.9 Dow Dictatorship / | 323.1Wex The civil rights movement : | 323 Kal Women of the civil rights movement / | 323.092 HOO Claudette Colvin : | 323.092 SWA Chasing King's killer : | 323.1 Dun The civil rights movement / |
Includes bibliographical references (p. 102-106) and index.
Introduction : fighting for equal rights -- Women in civil rights organizations -- Protesting segregation -- Fighting for an education -- Expanding voting rights -- Women in political office -- Radical and militants -- Creative expressions of protest.
Presents a comprehensive study of firsthand accounts of the Civil Rights movement by women who experienced it including Rosa Parks, fifteen-year-old Elizabeth Eckford who became the first African-American student at Central High School in Little Rock, and many more.
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