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DESEGREGATION: ALABAMA. Civil rights activists on a bus in Montgomery, Alabama

DESEGREGATION: ALABAMA. Civil rights activists on a bus in Montgomery, Alabama


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DESEGREGATION: ALABAMA. Civil rights activists on a bus in Montgomery, Alabama

DESEGREGATION: ALABAMA.
Civil rights activists on a bus in Montgomery, Alabama after the issuance of the Supreme Courts integration order. From left to right: Ralph Abernathy, Martin Luther King Jr. and Glenn Smiley, with an unidentified woman. Photograph, 21 December 1956

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1956 Activist Alabama Black Civil Rights December Glenn Integration Luther Martin Montgomery Ralph Supreme Court Abernathy Smiley


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This powerful print captures a pivotal moment in American history - the desegregation of Alabama. Taken on December 21,1956, in Montgomery, it showcases civil rights activists who bravely defied racial segregation laws after the Supreme Court's integration order. Seated together on a bus are Ralph Abernathy, Martin Luther King Jr. , and Glenn Smiley, accompanied by an unidentified woman. The image exudes determination and unity as these courageous individuals challenge the oppressive norms of their time. Their presence on this bus symbolizes their unwavering commitment to equality and justice for all African Americans. The interior of the bus serves as a backdrop that highlights both the significance of their actions and the harsh reality they faced daily. Martin Luther King Jr. , an iconic figure in the civil rights movement, is instantly recognizable among this group. His calm yet resolute expression reflects his steadfast belief in nonviolent resistance against racial discrimination. This photograph not only documents a specific event but also encapsulates the spirit of countless men and women who fought tirelessly for equal rights during this tumultuous era. It stands as a testament to their courage and resilience while reminding us how far we have come since then. Granger Art on Demand has preserved this historic image with utmost care so that future generations can learn from its profound message about unity, perseverance, and social progress.

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