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Echoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus

A powerful collection of images from the Bettmann Archive capturing pivotal moments in the Civil Rights Movement

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The Bettmann Archive houses a remarkable collection of photographs that document the Civil Rights Movement in the United States. These images serve as a visual narrative of the struggle for equality, showcasing key events such as protests, landmark court cases, and influential speeches. From Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s iconic "I Have a Dream" speech to the brave faces of young students integrating schools, each photograph tells a story of resilience and hope.

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Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Malcolm X Meets Dr. Martin Luther King

Malcolm X Meets Dr. Martin Luther King
The brief, and only, meeting between Malcolm X (1925-1965) and Martin Luther King (1929-1968), in the halls of the US Capitol, attending a Senate hearing on the Civil Rights Act, Washington DC

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: College Student of 'Mississippi Project' at African American Home

College Student of "Mississippi Project" at African American Home
A white college student, one of more than 400 who moved into Mississippi to work in the "Mississippi Project, " a summer long campaign whose main goal is to increase voter registration

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Man Registering to Vote

Man Registering to Vote
(Original Caption) 1/24/1966-Birmingham, AL- Federal voting examiners went to work here and in nearby Bessemer and Fairfield signing up Blacks to vote

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: African American Voters Lining Up to Vote

African American Voters Lining Up to Vote
African American voters, able to vote for the first time in rural Wilcox County, Alabama, line up in front of a polling station at The Sugar Shack, a local general store

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Martin Luther King Jr. Leading Civil Rights March

Martin Luther King Jr. Leading Civil Rights March
Martin Luther King, Jr. wearing a hat and sunglasses calls out "All right, all right, we're gonna march, we're gonna march straight south" as he leads marchers across the Coldwater River Bridge in

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Richard and Mildred Loving in Washington, DC

Richard and Mildred Loving in Washington, DC
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that a Virginia law banning marriage between African Americans and Caucasians was unconstitutional, thus nullifying similar statues in 15 other states

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Walter White, Mary Mcleod, & Dr.Channing

Walter White, Mary Mcleod, & Dr.Channing
(Original Caption) 1944; Left-Walter White. Center-Mary McLeod Bethune, Civil rights activist. Right-Doctor Channing Tobias

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Portrait of Civil Rights Activist Paul Guihard

Portrait of Civil Rights Activist Paul Guihard
Portrait of French journalist Paul Guihard. Guihard was killed in rioting at Ole Miss in Mississippi after student James Meredith attempted to enroll at the all white school

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: College Yearbook Photo of Andrew Goodman

College Yearbook Photo of Andrew Goodman
Andrew Goodman of New York (shown in Queens College yearbook photo) is one of three missing civil rights workers the Department of Justice has ordered the FBI, June 22nd

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Labor and Civil Rights Leader A. Philip Randolph

Labor and Civil Rights Leader A. Philip Randolph
(Original Caption) A.Philip Randolph, labor and civil rights leader of New York. He will receive the honorary doctor of laws degree from Case University

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Civil Rights Leader Booker T. Washington

Civil Rights Leader Booker T. Washington
(Original Caption) Portrait of the great African American educator Booker T. Washington (1856-1915) who established the Tuskegee Institute in Tuskegee, AL

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Heading Home

Heading Home
African Americans hang on to the overhead bar of this U.S. army truck to steady themselves as they head for their homes. Alabama governor John Patterson declared martial law

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: James A. Pike Appearing Angry While Speaking

James A. Pike Appearing Angry While Speaking
(Original Caption) James A. Pike is shown, the unarmed clergy and Christian legend, to join members seeking to register Negroes to vote. "We're quite ready for mayhem and death, " said Pike

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Civil Rights Workers Holding Hands and Singing

Civil Rights Workers Holding Hands and Singing
(Original Caption) Here civil rights leaders sing a protest song, "We Shall Overcome."

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Emanuel Celler Chatting with Thurgood Marshall

Emanuel Celler Chatting with Thurgood Marshall
(Original Caption) Representative Emanuel Celler of New York chats with Supreme court Justice Thurgood Marshall after president Johnson signed the Civil Rights Bill into law

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Female Protesters Advance Toward GM Plant

Female Protesters Advance Toward GM Plant
2/2/1937-Flint, MI-ORIGINAL CAPTION READS: Women and children, related to the General Motors Strikers, form a threatening band as they flourish clubs

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Parade of Black Leaders

Parade of Black Leaders
Parade of prominent leaders of the Black community in New York, parading down Fifth Avenue with posters pleading for equal rights

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Doctor Mary Walker in Tuxedo

Doctor Mary Walker in Tuxedo
A champion of women's rights, doctor Mary Walker often dressed in full male formal wear when she gave lectures on equal rights for women

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Parade in Silent Protest in Harlem

Parade in Silent Protest in Harlem
(Original Caption) 1919-New York, NY: A parade in silent protest (Anti-Lynching) in Harlem

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Gandhi Addressing His Countrymen

Gandhi Addressing His Countrymen
(Original Caption) Mahatma Gandhi, India's late famed Hindu leader, is shown addressing an outdoor meeting of his countrymen in May, 1919, in Calcutta

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Indian Leader Mahatma Gandhi Wearing Turban

Indian Leader Mahatma Gandhi Wearing Turban
(Original Caption) India: Leader of India for Liberation of India from British yoke to retire from all habitation. Mahatma Gandhi, famous Indian leader

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Civil Rights Activist Marcus Garvey

Civil Rights Activist Marcus Garvey
Civil rights leader Marcus Garvey, President of the Universal Negro Improvement Association

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Blacks March Against Lynching

Blacks March Against Lynching
(Original Caption) 6/24/1922-Washington, DC: Some of the more than 3, 000 negroes, carrying signs urging control and halting lynching of negroes

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Protesters Against Lynching Marching in Parade

Protesters Against Lynching Marching in Parade
More than 3, 000 African-American protesters marched on the streets of Washington carrying signs urging control and halting of the lynching of blacks

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Black Congressman And Wife Seated

Black Congressman And Wife Seated
American politician and civil rights campaigner, Oscar Stanton De Priest (1871 - 1951) with his wife Jessie, San Francisco, California, 30th September 1929

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Ava Gandhi, Mahatma Gandhi, and Sushila Nayar

Ava Gandhi, Mahatma Gandhi, and Sushila Nayar
Mahatma Gandhi with his granddaughter Ava (on his right) and his personal physician Dr. Sushila Nayar (on his left)

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Father Divine with His Attorney at Hearing

Father Divine with His Attorney at Hearing
Peace Mission movement founder and civil rights activist George Baker, known as Father Divine, with his attorney Abraham Unger at a hearing

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Walter Francis White Speaking

Walter Francis White Speaking
Civil Rights leader Walter Francis White, (1893-1955) speaks at event, early twentieth century. He established a chapter of the NAACP in Atlanta in 1916

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Political Activist Mahatma Gandhi

Political Activist Mahatma Gandhi
(Original Caption) Gandhi Released from Prison. Mahatma Gandhi, the Indian Nationalist leader was released from the Yeroda Goal near Poona, after being in prison for 8 1/2 months

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Mahatma Gandhi Addressing Followers

Mahatma Gandhi Addressing Followers
(Original Caption) Mahatma Gandhi addressing some of his thousands of followers on the lawn of the home of Dr. Ansari where Gandhi stopped during his peace meetings with Viceroy Lord Irwin

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Sweden's Prince Lennart and Bride

Sweden's Prince Lennart and Bride
(Original Caption) The Romance that Scorned a Throne. London, England: Prince Lennart, grandson of the King of Sweden, and the bride for whom he, today (Friday)

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Marchers Protesting Scottsboro Decision

Marchers Protesting Scottsboro Decision
A long line of marchers paraded through the streets of Washington, May 8th, to the White House, shown in the background, to present a petition to President Roosevelt asking for intervention to free

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Social Reformer John Collier

Social Reformer John Collier
John Collier pictured at his desk in Washington, D.C. on April 19th, 1933, following his appointment as Commissioner of Indian Affairs

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Anti-Lynching Protest At Constitution Hall

Anti-Lynching Protest At Constitution Hall
(Original Caption) The group of protestors paraded before Constitution Hall as the National Crime Conference gathered for today's session

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Lloyd L. Gaines During Suit Against University of Missouri

Lloyd L. Gaines During Suit Against University of Missouri
Lincoln University graduate Lloyd L. Gaines, 24 years old, during the mandamus suit trial in which he is seeking to compel the University of Missouri to admit him as a law student

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Social Reformer Marcus Garvey

Social Reformer Marcus Garvey
(Original Caption) Founder of the Universal Negro Improvement League, Marcus Garvey sails here from Montreal on the Duchess of Atholl, bound for England

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Elizabeth Gurley Flynn and Earl Browder Posing Together

Elizabeth Gurley Flynn and Earl Browder Posing Together
(Original Caption) Accompanied by Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Secretary of the Defense Committee for Civil Rights for Communists, Earl Browder, Secretary of the Communist Party in America

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Portrait of Maurice Wertheim

Portrait of Maurice Wertheim
(Original Caption) Maurice Wertheim, New York banker was elected President of the American Jewish committee November 18, 1941

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Hedda Hopper Talking at Grand Jury

Hedda Hopper Talking at Grand Jury
(Original Caption) 1/15/1944- Los Angeles, CA- Hedda Hopper, Hollywood columnist, comes to the defense of actress Joan Barry

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Woman Reading a Magazine

Woman Reading a Magazine
(Original Caption) Testifies in Barry Case. Los Angeles, California: Newspaper woman Florabel Muir, owner of the Los Angeles City News Service

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Charlie Chaplin Washing His Hands

Charlie Chaplin Washing His Hands
(Original Caption) After Fingerprinting. Los Angeles, California: After having his fingerprints taken in the Los Angeles U.S

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Mary McLeod Bethune

Mary McLeod Bethune
African American civil rights leader Mary McLeod Bethune speaks to a crowd at Madison Square Garden

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Navy Men Listening to Lieutenant Prior to their Leave of the Navy

Navy Men Listening to Lieutenant Prior to their Leave of the Navy
(Original Caption) 8/20/1945-CFO Thomas J. McDonald, 24-years-old of 3650 Thompson Ave. north of Minneapolis had the honor of being the 1st sailor in the East to be discharged from the Navy

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Mail Carrier and Civil Rights Activists Herman Sweatt

Mail Carrier and Civil Rights Activists Herman Sweatt
(Original Caption) Texas mailman, Herman Sweatt, who integrated the University of Texas Law School after his case, Sweatt vs. Painter, went to the Supreme Court. It was argued by Thurgood Marshall

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: A. Philip Randolph Speaking at Rally

A. Philip Randolph Speaking at Rally
A. Phillip Randolph, President of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters and Chairman of the March on Washington Movement, speaks at the F. E. P. C

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Mourners in Civil Rights March

Mourners in Civil Rights March
A view of a march held in Washington on August 6, 1946 by an estimated 10, 000 mourners who marched down Constitution Avenue

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Waiting to Testify in Theodore Bilbo Hearing

Waiting to Testify in Theodore Bilbo Hearing
These many witnesses wait to testify before the Senate Campaign Investigating Committee, which was investigating the reports that during the re-election African American voters were kept from voting

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Truman With Civil Rights Commission

Truman With Civil Rights Commission
(Original Caption) 1/15/1947- Washington, DC: President meets with new committee on Civil Rights. Mr. Truman told the group that he hoped that Congress would implement the Bill of Rights

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Gandhi Speaking Speaking to Leaders

Gandhi Speaking Speaking to Leaders
Mahatma Gandhi speaks to a group of political leaders in New Delhi

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: President Truman with Civil Rights Committee

President Truman with Civil Rights Committee
President Harry Truman receives a report from his Special Committee on Civil Rights. The report, handed to the President by committee chairman Charles E

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Portrait of Governor Fielding Wright

Portrait of Governor Fielding Wright
(Original Caption) Governor Fielding L. Wright of Mississippi, (above) who touched off a revolt of southern democrats against what he termed "invasion" of state's rights

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Portrait of Committee of Southern Governors

Portrait of Committee of Southern Governors
(Original Caption) The committee of Southern Governors, called on the people of the South to "take every possible action" to defeat President Truman's civil rights program

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Guest Speakers at Civil Rights Conference

Guest Speakers at Civil Rights Conference
(Original Caption) 3/19/1948-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania- Here are three of the guest speakers who appeared at the Civil Rights Conference held in Philadelphia last night under the auspices of

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: African American Leaders Testify Before Senate Armed Services Committee

African American Leaders Testify Before Senate Armed Services Committee
A. Philip Randolph (R), National Treasurer for the Committee Against Jim Crow in Military Service and Training, and Grant Reynolds (L)

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Picketers Carrying Signs

Picketers Carrying Signs
Members of the Committee against Jim Crow in Military Service and Training, including a group of black war veterans, picket Senator Robert A

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Truman Proclaims National Freedom Day

Truman Proclaims National Freedom Day
President Harry Truman proclaims February 1st, the anniversary of the passage of the 13th Amendment to the Constitution (which outlawed slavery), as "National Freedom Day"

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: NAACP Secretary Walter White Speaking to Reporters

NAACP Secretary Walter White Speaking to Reporters
(Original Caption) Philadelphia: Gives Views On Civil Rights. Walter White (Center) of New York, Executive Secretary of the National Association for Advancement of Colored People, talks to reporters

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Strom Thurmond Speaking

Strom Thurmond Speaking
(Original Caption) Rights Governor After Truman's Scalp. Philadelphia, Pa.: Governor Strom Thurmond, fiery leader of Southern Democrats who are gunning for President Truman on the Civil Rights issue

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Protesters Outside Democratic Convention

Protesters Outside Democratic Convention
(Original Caption) 7/12/1948-Philadelphia, PA: Picketers outside Democratic National Covention, July 12, demanding equal rights for Negoes and Anti-Jim Crow plank in the Party platform

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Hubert Humphrey Addressing the Democratic National Convention

Hubert Humphrey Addressing the Democratic National Convention
Mayor of Minneapolis Hubert H. Humphrey (above) addressing the Democratic National Convention. Humphrey submitted a minority report urging the adoption of the civil rights plank in the Democratic

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Mississippi Delegates Holding Up Their Sign

Mississippi Delegates Holding Up Their Sign
(Original Caption) The Cheerful Rebels Are Out in the Rain. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: The part of the Alabama delegation

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Democratic Delegates Booing at Alabama Delegates

Democratic Delegates Booing at Alabama Delegates
(Original Caption) Boos for Dixie. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Emmett C. Cunningham (left) and William Booker of Detroit, Mich

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Delegates of Democratic National Convention Cheering

Delegates of Democratic National Convention Cheering
(Original Caption) A Study in Contrasts. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Delegates to the Democratic National Convention are shown up on their feet cheering after adoption of the civil rights plant in

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Delegates Leaving the Democratic National Convention

Delegates Leaving the Democratic National Convention
(Original Caption) As the South "Secedes" from the Convention. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Accompanied by all 22 members of the Mississippi delegation

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Alabama Delegate Speaking into a Microphone

Alabama Delegate Speaking into a Microphone
(Original Caption) Announcing the Southern "Secession." Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: State chairman of the Alabama delegation, Handy Ellis (above)

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Woman Waving an Confederate Flag

Woman Waving an Confederate Flag
(Original Caption) Only Jeff Davis is Missing. Birmingham, Alabama: Mrs. Beulah Waller, 77, of Byron, Ga. wildly waves a confederate flag as Dixie Democrats go about the business of seceding from

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: J. Strom Thurmond Speaking into a Microphone

J. Strom Thurmond Speaking into a Microphone
(Original Caption) Fourth Party Candidate. Birmingham, Alabama: Gov. J. Strom Thurmond, of South Carolina, was nominated as States' Right candidate at the rump convention held in Birmingham on by

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Governor J. Strom Thurmond

Governor J. Strom Thurmond
(Original Caption) Governor J. Strom Thurmond of South Carolina expresses his anti-civil rights views over a radio station in Houston

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Graduation Photo of Jonathan M. Daniels

Graduation Photo of Jonathan M. Daniels
Graduation photograph of Jonathan M. Daniels of Keene, New Hampshire, who graduated valedictorian of his class at the Virginia Military Institute

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Jesse Jackson at MLK Anniversay March

Jesse Jackson at MLK Anniversay March
Rev. Jesse Jackson shakes hands at the 20th anniversary commemoration of the Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Freedom March, also known as the "March on Washington"

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Senator Kennedy Speaking at Press Conference

Senator Kennedy Speaking at Press Conference
Senator Kennedy speaks during a press conference with Senator Mathias (center) and civil rights activist Coretta Soctt King. The Senate just passed a bill recognizing Dr

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Portrait of Blandina Cardenas Ramirez

Portrait of Blandina Cardenas Ramirez
(Original Caption) Washington: President Reagan, in a surprise power play, fired three members of the United States Civil Rights Commission

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Portrait of Mary Francis Berry

Portrait of Mary Francis Berry
(Original Caption) Washington: President Reagan, in a surprise power play, fired three members of the United States Civil Rights Commission

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Portrait of Rabbi Murray Saltzman

Portrait of Rabbi Murray Saltzman
(Original Caption) Washington: President Reagan, in a surprise power play, fired three members of the United States Civil Rights Commission

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Fired Civil Rights Commission Members at Press Conference

Fired Civil Rights Commission Members at Press Conference
(Original Caption) Blandina Cardenas Ramirez, (left) and Mary Francis Berry, two of the three members of the U.S. Civil Rights Commission who were fired by President Reagan 10/25 give a press

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Bill Cosby and Sammy Davis, Jr Backstage

Bill Cosby and Sammy Davis, Jr Backstage
Bill Cosby and Sammy Davis, Jr are visited by Anthony Quinn and Rev. Jesse Jackson backstage at the Gershwin Theater, where the two were appearing in the play "Two Friends"

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Vanessa Redgrave Sitting with Her Attorney

Vanessa Redgrave Sitting with Her Attorney
(Original Caption) PLO supporter Vanessa Redgrave speaks to reporters during a news conference in her attorneys' office, in this photograph

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: President Reagan Addressing African American Appointees

President Reagan Addressing African American Appointees
(Original Caption) President Reagan charging that he has been maligned by "A lot of demagoguery and far-reaching" commitment to civil rights is shown

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Jackson Meeting with Castro

Jackson Meeting with Castro
American religious and Civil Rights leader Reverend Jesse Jackson Sr shakes hands with Cuban leader Fidel Castro (1926 - 2016) during a visit to Havana, Cuba, June 27, 1984

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Ronald Ebens Guilty of Murder

Ronald Ebens Guilty of Murder
A federal court jury found Ronald Ebens, shown in this filer at the start of the trial, guilty of violating the civil rights of Vincent Chin by killing him with a baseball bat because of his Chinese

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Coretta Scott King Speaking

Coretta Scott King Speaking
(Original Caption) Coretta Scott King, widow of Civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. speaks on civil rights to the Democratic National convention 7/16. Behind her is her son, Dexter

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Cicely Tyson and Rosa Parks Posing with Award

Cicely Tyson and Rosa Parks Posing with Award
(Original Caption) Civil Rights activist Rosa Parks, (R), of Detroit shows off the Wonder Woman Foundation's special 1984 Eleanor Roosevelt Woman of Courage Award presented to her on November 14

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Rosa Parks Speaking at Podium During Award Ceremonies

Rosa Parks Speaking at Podium During Award Ceremonies
(Original Caption) Civil Rights activist Rosa Parks, (R), of Detroit is shown at the Wonder Woman Foundation's special 1984 Ceremonies for the Eleanor Roosevelt Woman of Courage Award presented to

Background imageEchoes of Justice: Civil Rights in Focus: Robert Kennedy Children with Randall Robinson, Gary Hart, and Protesters Against Apartheid

Robert Kennedy Children with Randall Robinson, Gary Hart, and Protesters Against Apartheid
Rory Kennedy, Randall Robinson, Douglas Kennedy and Senator Gary Hart link arms, as they demonstrate against South African government's apartheid policies at the South African Embassy



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