When Charlayne Hunter-Gault enrolled at the all-white University of Georgia in 1961, a crowd formed outside her dorm, pelting her room with bricks and bottles. […]
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Seven days of 1961: The birth of “jail-no-bail” | USA TODAY
The Friendship Nine were sentenced to 30 days of hard labor on a chain gang and the “jail-no-bail” movement was born. RELATED: On February 1, […]
Continue reading‘Legend Of The Movement’: The Story Of Civil Rights Activist Bob Moses
Chris Hayes honors civil rights activist Bob Moses who passed away at age 86. » Subscribe to MSNBC: About All In with Chris Hayes: Chris […]
Continue readingFreedom Ride for voting rights marks 60 years since the original | USA TODAY
The Black Voters Matter bus tour marks 60 years since the Freedom Ride, and eight years Shelby County v. Holder was decided in a blow […]
Continue readingThe death of Jimmie Lee Jackson and the path to Bloody Sunday | USA TODAY
Before the Selma to Montgomery march, there was a night march in Marion where Jimmie Lee Jackson was murdered by an Alabama State Trooper in […]
Continue reading‘Do We Want To Go Back In Time?’ With New State Voting Restrictions | Andrea Mitchell | MSNBC
Georgia state representative Donna McLeod joins Andrea Mitchell to talk about the restrictive new voting law signed by Governor Brian Kemp yesterday. "We are calling […]
Continue readingSenate Democrats ‘Not There Yet’ In Support For Eliminating The Filibuster | MTP Daily | MSNBC
NBC News Capitol Hill correspondent Garrett Haake reports on efforts in the Senate to eliminate the filibuster after Georgia enacts a restrictive voting rights law. […]
Continue readingMartin Luther King III calls Georgia voting bill ‘racist’
Martin Luther King III reacts to the Georgia Senate passing a bill that would restrict voting access and give state officials more powers over local […]
Continue reading‘Progress Isn’t Always Linear’: Joy Reid Reflects On Black History Month | The ReidOut | MSNBC
Joy Reid breaks down the history of Black History Month there’s still much more work that needs to be done. Aired on 02/01/2021. » Subscribe […]
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