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JAMES MEREDITH (1933- ). American civil rights leader. Meredith taking time to water his lawn at his home in Jackson, Mississippi, during his congressional campaign, June 1974

JAMES MEREDITH (1933- ). American civil rights leader. Meredith taking time to water his lawn at his home in Jackson, Mississippi, during his congressional campaign, June 1974


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JAMES MEREDITH (1933- ). American civil rights leader. Meredith taking time to water his lawn at his home in Jackson, Mississippi, during his congressional campaign, June 1974

JAMES MEREDITH (1933- ).
American civil rights leader. Meredith taking time to water his lawn at his home in Jackson, Mississippi, during his congressional campaign, June 1974

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1974 Activist Campaign Candidate Canvassing Civil Rights Congressional Democrat Election Grass Hose Jackson Leader Meredith Mississippi Movement Sign South East Watering


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In this photograph, we catch a glimpse of James Meredith, an influential American civil rights leader, taking a moment to tend to his lawn during his congressional campaign in June 1974. Standing tall and confident, he holds a hose in one hand while watering the grass at his home in Jackson, Mississippi. Meredith's presence exudes determination and resilience as he balances the demands of politics with everyday tasks. The sign planted on his front yard serves as a reminder of the ongoing campaign and the movement for equality that he tirelessly fought for throughout his life. As an African American activist and candidate running as a Democrat in Mississippi—a state deeply rooted in its troubled history—Meredith's journey was not without challenges. Yet, undeterred by adversity, he continued to push boundaries and pave the way for future generations. The image captures both the personal side of Meredith—the man behind the movement—and also symbolizes how grassroots efforts can make lasting change. It is a testament to his unwavering commitment towards achieving justice and equal rights for all Americans. This photograph from Granger Art on Demand's Carousel Collection offers us a rare glimpse into an intimate moment within James Meredith's extraordinary life. It reminds us that even amidst political campaigns and social movements, there are moments when leaders pause to nurture their own surroundings while nurturing hope for progress.

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