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An Overview: The Civil Rights Movement | Road Trip
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Andrew Young on the Death of MLK, Jr. | ETV Shorts
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Born To Rebel, Driven To Excel, Part 1 - Introduction | Carolina Stories
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Born To Rebel, Driven To Excel, Part 2 - Influential Teacher And College President | Carolina Stories
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Born To Rebel, Driven To Excel, Part 3 - Mays And Martin Luther King, Jr. | Carolina Stories
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Born To Rebel, Driven To Excel, Part 4 - World Advisor | Carolina Stories
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Born To Rebel, Driven To Excel, Part 5 - Mays' Legacy | Carolina Stories
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Cecil Williams | Civil Rights in S.C.
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Civil Rights Glossary | Road Trip!
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Colored Water Fountain | Periscope
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Education of Harvey Gantt, Part 1 - Early Life, And Brown V. Board Of Education
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Education of Harvey Gantt, Part 2 - The Road To Clemson
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Education of Harvey Gantt, Part 3 - Life At Clemson And Legacy
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Eleanor Roosevelt's Book "It's Up to the Women" | Periscope
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February 12, 1909: NAACP Founded | Periscope
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February 1926 & February 1976 | Periscope
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February 23, 1868: Birth of W.E.B. Du Bois | Periscope
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How Did Civil Rights Progress During The World War I Era? - Dr. Angela Jill Cooley
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Influential Civil Rights Leaders During World War I - Dr. Kathryn Silva
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March on Washington - Crowd on the Mall | Periscope
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