Round” offers perspectives from Black and White neighbors who marched against the segregation policy at the Maryland ...

Media outlets that praised Martin Luther King Jr.'s work in the South treated Northern segregation differently.

One of the earliest protests in American history was perpetrated ... In the 1950s and 1960s, pro-segregation protestors, attempting to prevent the racial integration of public schools and ...

BIRMINGHAM, Ala., April 14, 1963 (UPI) -- Police broke up an anti-segregation protest march by 1,500 Negroes on a sunny Easter Sunday that saw Negroes attend services at two white churches.

More than 8000 Negroes and whites marched through Roxbury Sunday and gathered, to protest de facto segregation in Boston's public schools, in front of a school built five years after the end of ...

It was the early spring of 1963, Saturday, March 23, and again on Saturday, March 30, to be exact when a group of anti-segregation demonstrators led by Civil Rights activist John Lewis staged a ...

Martin Luther King joined activists in Birmingham, Alabama, in their non-violent protest against segregation. Activists attempted to be served at a whites-only lunch counter. They were not served ...