(CIVIL RIGHTS) Segergation [Segregation] Uncovered in Down Town Williamston Dont Buy

Sale 2697 - Lot 110

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(CIVIL RIGHTS.) Segergation [Segregation] Uncovered in Down Town Williamston! Don't Buy! Broadside, 11¾ x 8¾ inches; folds, uneven toning, lacking an inch of upper right corner, other minor edge wear. Williamston, NC: Southern Christian Leadership Conference, circa summer 1963

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The Williamston Freedom Movement took place over the summer of 1963. Its leader was North Carolina activist Golden Frinks, who was asked to take on the project by Martin Luther King. The anti-segregation protests featured a lunch counter sit-in, marches, and the boycott described in this flier. None traced at auction or in OCLC.

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