Voices of the Civil Rights Movement

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Fighting Discrimination in Memphis

Rev. Samuel "Billy" Kyles

The Memphis Sanitation Workers' Strike of 1968

Elmore Nickelberry

The Assassination of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Moments In Civil Rights History

My Friend, M.L.

June Dobbs Butts

Confronting America's Broken Promise

Rev. Jesse L. Jackson Sr.

Rallying the Windy City: Tragedy and Chicago's Turning Point

Robert Starks

The Nature of a Movement

D'Army Bailey

Desegregating Girard College

Dr. Albert Gaskins

Educating Young People About the Struggle

Peggy Wortham

A Pioneering Pediatrician Desegregates Philadelphia Boarding School

Dr. Albert Gaskins

Born in 1921, the late Dr. Albert Gaskins was no stranger to discrimination in the United States. The circumstances in which he found himself would not deter him from achieving his life’s goal: serving others through medicine and education.

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A Pioneering Pediatrician Desegregates Philadelphia Boarding School

Dr. Albert Gaskins