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CIVIL RIGHTS PROTEST, 1965. Police removing civil rights activists from their sit-in

CIVIL RIGHTS PROTEST, 1965. Police removing civil rights activists from their sit-in


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CIVIL RIGHTS PROTEST, 1965. Police removing civil rights activists from their sit-in

CIVIL RIGHTS PROTEST, 1965.
Police removing civil rights activists from their sit-in inside the Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. Photograph by Warren K. Leffler, 15 March 1965

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1965 Activist Arrest Black Capitol Civil Rights Leffler March Police Protest Warren Washington Dc White House Removing Stair Unidentified


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This powerful photograph captures a pivotal moment in the civil rights movement of 1965. In the image, we see police officers forcefully removing African American civil rights activists from their sit-in inside the Capitol Building in Washington, D. C. The intensity and determination on both sides are palpable as these brave individuals fight for equality and justice. Taken by Warren K. Leffler on March 15th, this photograph serves as a poignant reminder of the struggles faced by African Americans during this tumultuous time in American history. The black and white composition adds to its historical significance, evoking a sense of gravity and solemnity. The protesters' faces remain unidentified, but their courage is evident as they peacefully resist arrest while demanding equal rights. This image showcases not only their bravery but also highlights the oppressive forces that sought to suppress their voices. As we reflect on this iconic moment captured within the walls of power, it reminds us that change often comes at great cost. It serves as a testament to those who fought tirelessly for civil rights and paved the way for progress. Granger Art on Demand presents this print with utmost respect for its historical significance. It stands as a visual record of an era marked by struggle and resilience—a constant reminder that our fight for equality must never waver or be forgotten.

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