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Discussion on Freedom Summer and Mississippi Civil Rights
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Discussion on Freedom Summer and Mississippi Civil Rights
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FREEDOM RIDER RETURNS TO PARCHMAN AFTER 62 YEARS UNVEILS MARKER Mississippi State Penitentiary, Parchman, MS (Jan 25) – For the first time in 62 years, Hezekiah Watkins visited the cellblock where he was unjustly imprisoned at Parchman Prison in 1961… as a 13-year-old teenager. [NAT SOT, Watkins walking in Unit 17 at MSP] Teenager Watkins only wanted to see the Freedom Riders that hot Sunday in July 1961, as they marched on the Greyhound bus terminal in downtown Jackson. But as a joke, his frien
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FREEDOM RIDER RETURNS TO PARCHMAN AFTER 62 YEARS UNVEILS MARKER Mississippi State Penitentiary, Parchman, MS (Jan 25) – For the first time in 62 years, Hezekiah Watkins visited the cellblock where he was unjustly imprisoned at Parchman Prison in 1961… as a 13-year-old teenager. [NAT SOT, Watkins walking in Unit 17 at MSP] Teenager Watkins only wanted to see the Freedom Riders that hot Sunday in July 1961, as they marched on the Greyhound bus terminal in downtown Jackson. But as a joke, his frien
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On June 21, 1964, civil rights workers Andrew Goodman, James Chaney and Michael Schwerner were ambushed and shot dead by the Ku Klux Klan in Mississippi
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“Risking Everything” documents the 1964 Mississippi Freedom Summer Project, when SNCC and CORE workers and volunteers arrived in the Deep South to help more than 70,000 black Mississippi residents register to vote and challenge segregation. Widespread media coverage of the resulting violence towards the Black voters and civil rights workers shocked the world and helped lead to the passage of the 1965 voting rights act. This #BlackHistoryMonth resource provides a vivid reminder of this pivotal mo
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On August 6, 1964 the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party held a statewide convention to elect 68 delegates to attend the Democratic National Convention later that month. It was Mississippi's first integrated delegation. | American Experience | PBS
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In this week's #FreedomSummerShorts, organizer Jeannette King speaks on how the 1964 Mississippi Freedom Summer Project intended to "create an assault" on educational institutions to improve the neglected state of schools and educational resources for Black students in the South. #twoMSmuseums #FreedomSummerShorts8 #FreedomSummer2024 #FreedomSummer #FreedomSummer60 #civilrightsactivist #education #students #schools #SNCC #COFO #civilrightsmovement #blackhistory #jacksonms #fyp #mshistory #BH365
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In this week’s #FreedomSummerShort, civil rights activist Joan Trumpauer Mullholland discusses the reasoning behind SNCC leader Bob Moses' difficult decision to include white students from the north in the Mississippi Freedom Summer Project, saying he knew any harm to the white students would bring protest. Save the date on Sunday, August 11, for a free screening of "An Ordinary Hero: The True Story of Joan Trumpauer Mulholland" at the Two Mississippi Museums. #twoMSmuseums #FreedomSummerShorts7
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This week’s #FreedomSummerShorts features Ed King, a renowned chaplain at Tougaloo College and civil rights activist who was deeply involved in the Mississippi Freedom Summer Project. Listen as King describes the risks faced by the Freedom Summer workers and their ultimate goal in advocating for civil rights in the nation. #twoMSmuseums #FreedomSummerShorts4 #FreedomSummer2024 #FreedomSummer60 #RevEdKing #TougalooCollege #civilrightsactivist #SNCC #COFO #1964 #civilrightsmovement #blackhistory #
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In 1964, the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party sent delegates to the Democratic National Convention (DNC) to challenge the dominance of the all-white Mississippi Democratic Party. When Fannie Lou Hamer spoke before the DNC Credentials Committee on August 22nd, her testimony was so powerful that President Johnson called an impromptu press conference to get her off the air. But his plan backfired and her story would be broadcast that night on televisions across America. | American Experience |
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