Civil Rights

Vintage photos and video of the Civil Rights Movement. Voices of Civil Rights leaders. - MPEG4 4:02 running time

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• Civil
• Rights
• Martin
• Luther
• King
• race
• racism
• prejudice
• john
• strain
• covington
• louisiana

[jfstrain]

WMG must be losing a lot of money. Now that they have muted my video, maybe they will be profitable. This copyright business is ridiculous. I understand if someone is profiting from their stuff, but this venue is solely creativity and expression. -John Strain

[jfstrain]

Daims 18,

Jesse Jackson is speaking.

[Furrdy]

The world lost so many great people in this period of time. Robert F Kennedy, King, JFK, Malcolm X.

[okeedokeesmokey]

I think predjudice of any kind is the lowest form of intelligence...right down there with the amoebas...

[Gothikification]

Obama’s “FCC Commissioner Mignon Clyburn Free Internet a Civil Right for Every Nappy-Headed Child” watch?v=JWETGCggzcE She also voted for Net Neutrality,which could ultimately censor the internet impeding our first amendment rights of Freedom of Speech. watch?v=lGplqSh8fYU

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Her dad is James Clyburn, former house majority WHIP. She’s probably aware our unfunded liabilities are $115 Trillion per debt clock.

[Kittyslasher69]

Now, the Civil rights was a kick ass movement!

Niggers need just as much freedom as honkies!

[gulfcoastsoulja985]

I watch Oprah and I respect her to the fullest. She is loved by every race because she keeps it real and she is herself and treats everyone equal.

[kdawg109]

Also, im from canada, the states and canada are basically alike on so many matters. If anything Canada is the most multicultural.

[kdawg109]

i like bet, i just dont like the name. also i like all races to, but racsism allways seems to find its way back to blacks and whites. but bet does send out postive messages. Just one question do you watch opera and do you like her if you do?

[gulfcoastsoulja985]

hbcu's do have other races attending their schools these days, all schools(hbcu or non-hbcu)are mixed whether they are predominantly black or predominantly white.