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Rescuing the Civil Rights Movement — and children of Birmingham

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Project C leaders were found guilty of criminal contempt of court and sentenced to jail. The movement sputtered while King and its leaders sat in jail, and it continued to lag even after the ministers' release. Not even King could draw the volunteers needed to sustain the protests or gain national attention.

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Rescuing the Civil Rights Movement — and children of Birmingham

A book by Radcliffe Dean Tomiko Brown-Nagin traces Martin Luther King’s desperation and the savvy legal tactics of Constance Baker Motley.

2 years ago·Harvard, United States
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