Teaching the Civil Rights Movement from the Bottom-Up 50 Years After the Voting Rights Act
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This presentation will highlight bottom-up movement history and the ways it introduces students to a wider range of tactics and to a history that begins before the big marches and extends after the passage of landmark legislation.
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