is an intern at The Root and senior journalism major at Howard University.
Going in Peace

A woman is arrested for peacefully protesting during a civil rights rally.
"Before I be a Slave, I'll be Buried in My Grave…"

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The Chaney family as they depart for the funeral of James Chaney, Philadelphia, Mississippi, 1964.
I Am a Man

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I Am a Man/ Union Justice Now campaign, Memphis, Tennessee, 1968
Police Inhumanity

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Taylor Washington arrested in Leb's Delicatessen, Atlanta, 1964.
Voices of Freedom

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Andrew Young, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and John Lewis in Selma, Alabama, 1965.
I Have a Dream

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A manifestation of what Dr. King dreamt about.
And the Home of the Brave

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A man marches for his civil rights while holding the American flag.
A Day at the Park

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Kelly Ingram Park, Birmingham, 1963
The Couple that Marches Together, Stays Together

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Dr. King and Coretta Scott King leading marchers, Montgomery, Alabama, 1965
Poster Child

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Woman kneeling with her sign during a demonstration, 1963.
