frederick douglass led the civil right movement in the usa.
who led the civil right movement in the usa?
frederick douglass
although bloody tuesday was very similar to many local movements during the civil right movement (stand in the schoolhouse door or the selma to montgomery marches), one factor separates this movement from others: journalists and the national news were not there to capture the events. since there were certain circumstances during the time of the protest that prevented it from large amounts of media coverage, it was largely ignored by the press. these circumstances include that no national tv networks were notified about the march, and it did not involve a famous leader of the time such as martin luther king jr. in present day it can be hard to find much evidence on this event in relation to civil rights movement, with most timelines and historic websites likely to skip past it and onto bloody sunday.
bloody tuesday (1964)
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