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FRANKFORT, Ky. -- Kentucky saw growing demands for change in the late 1960s — civil rights protests, environmental protests, the anti-war movement, poor people organizing against their own exploitation —
In 1968, the Kentucky Un-American Activities Committee investigated civil rights activists and anti-poverty workers.
Black people have made history in Louisville for more than 200 years - from its founding, through the Civil Rights Movement to 2020's protests.
One of The Courier Journal's missions is to help improve our community, and we gauge impact by changes and dialogue we spark. Here are a few examples
More than 50 years later, a marker honoring a group known as the Louisville "Black Six" was unveiled.