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icon, longtime congressman and ordained Baptist minister John Lewis

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2020-07-19

Day 2: BAYARD RUSTIN Openly Gay advisor and organizer for many of the marches and freedom rides during the civil rights movement, pacifist,scholar and gay rights activist.

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2020-06-23

King Day 2016 (Ink Wash/Digital Color/PS Buttons).
Newspaper Front Page commissioned by Black Charleston Newspaper

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2020-06-08

Thank you so much for the mention and the wonderful Diane - we go way back as teenagers training at 😜

“if not us, then who?
if not now, then when?”
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We have to be -

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2020-06-04

11 April 1968: A week after the of Martin Luther King Jr., President Lyndon B. Johnson signs the Civil Rights Act of 1968 into law. https://t.co/6TEXLQyx87

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2020-04-12

11 April 1968: A week after the of Martin Luther King Jr., President Lyndon B. Johnson signs the Civil Rights Act of 1968 into law. https://t.co/6TEXLQgVJx

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2020-04-11

There's so many ways to celebrate+explore with us -- from our Map to our Transformative Women Tour to our Trailblazing Women map and upcoming programs+lectures. Check them all out: https://t.co/3LHpMxReGH

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2020-03-05