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Civil Rights Movement
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| Black Panther Chronology |  |
| Browsable chronology of the militant African American group formed in Oakland, California, from its origins in 1960 to the present. Includes audio, video, transcripts of speeches, and a bibliography. | Reviewed by netlibrarian lib.berkeley.edu Information |
| Civil Rights Movement Veterans | |
| Resources for and about veterans of the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s, including memorials, stories, commentary, a bibliography, Web links. | Reviewed by netlibrarian crmvet.org Information |
| February One: The Story of the Greensboro Four | |
| Companion to a PBS film about four college students who, in 1960, began a sit-in in North Carolina, one of the pivotal moments in the American Civil Rights Movement. Features biographies, photos, related links. | Reviewed by netlibrarian pbs.org Information |
| Greensboro Sit-Ins: Launching a Civil Right Movement | |
| Presents audio clips, articles, and photographs about the Greensboro, North Carolina, sit-ins that started February 1960. Includes a timeline and video clip of the unveiling of the statue honoring the occasion. | Reviewed by netlibrarian sitins.com Information |
| Jump, Jim Crow | |
| Explores the influence of the Emancipation Proclamation on African American life in the United States, from 1865 through the 1960s. Provides a timeline and a glossary. | Reviewed by netlibrarian sunsite3.berkeley.edu Information |
| Reporting Civil Rights | |
| Presents writer profiles on the reporters and journalists of the Civil Rights Movement, a timeline for 1941 through 1973, and personal recollections from reporters active in that era. | Reviewed by netlibrarian reportingcivilrights.org Information |
| Scottsboro: An American Tragedy | |
| Companion to the PBS documentary. Features a timeline of the event and subsequent trials, a map, information on related people and events, documents. | Reviewed by netlibrarian pbs.org Information |
| SNCC 1960-1966 | |
| "Six Years of the the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee." Presents views and activities on nonviolence, Vietnam War, white liberalism, feminism, Black Power, profiles of prominent members, timeline, sound files. | Reviewed by netlibrarian ibiblio.org Information |
| Voices of Civil Rights | |
| Joint effort of AARP and the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights (LCCR). Project overview, stories, history, civil rights today, and resources. | Reviewed by hbird64 voicesofcivilrights.org Information |
| Black Panther Party's Struggle for Social Change |  |
| Background information includes Party chronology, maps, photographs, discussion of the role of women, film list, links to literary material. | Reviewed by netlibrarian sunsite.berkeley.edu Information |
| Lest We Forget: Images From the Civil Rights Movement | |
| Collection of portraits of leaders involved in the American Civil Rights movement by artist Robert Templeton. | Reviewed by netlibrarian templeton-interactive.com Information |
| Mary Ellen Pleasant | |
| Called the 'Mother of Civil Rights in California.' The site features an illustrated biography of Pleasant, including information about her study with Voodoo Queen Marie LaVeaux. | Reviewed by netlibrarian mepleasant.com Information |
| Negroes with Guns: Rob Williams and Black Power | |
| Features a biography of Williams (1925-1996), sound clips from the radio program broadcast from Cuba by Williams and his wife in the 1960s ("Radio Free Dixie"). | Reviewed by netlibrarian pbs.org Information |
| Rosa Parks Bus, The | |
| Provides information about the restoration of this historic bus and images of the bus. Also includes a chronology, a bibliography, and links to additional information. From the Henry Ford Museum. | Reviewed by netlibrarian hfmgv.org Information |
| Rosa Parks Library and Museum | |
| Contains information about Rosa Parks, the black woman inspired the 1955 civil rights movement event known as the Montgomery Bus Boycott. Includes biographical information, photos, and links to more information about Parks and Montgomery. | Reviewed by netlibrarian montgomery.troy.edu Information |
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