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 A garbage truck and a line of marchers
set the background for this exhibit, which also uses videos of news coverage to
explain the tragic irony of the 1968 Memphis Sanitation Workers strike.
|
 Voices of StruggleThe Civil WarFreedom At LastCivil Rights ActsMigrationJim Crow LawsEducationBooker T WashingtonPhilanthropistsBrown vs. Board of Education of TopekaLittle RockMontgomery Bus BoycottStudents Sit-InsFreedom RidesProject C BirminghamThe March on WashingtonPeople of MemphisRooms 306 & 307Exploring the Legacy |
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