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The Annapolis Five, other civil rights pioneers, to be remembered Monday

Summary by Capital Gazette
Annapolis-area officials and activists on Monday will honor the Annapolis Five, a group of African Americans who were denied service at a restaurant in 1960 because of the color of their skin, and other people and events that were key to advancing civil rights movements in the region. The 1964 Civil Rights Act outlawed discrimination in public places and integrated schools. But nearly four years earlier, the fight for civil rights was well under…
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