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Civil rights activist speaks at Easton NAACP's 80th anniversary banquet - Vimarsana News

Civil rights activist speaks at Easton NAACP's 80th anniversary banquet

The Easton NAACP celebrates a milestone with a woman who made history.

Source: wfmz.com
Women at the first March on Washington: A secretary, a future bishop and a marshal | Richmond Free Press | Serving the African American Community in Richmond, VA - Vimarsana News

Women at the first March on Washington: A secretary, a future bishop and a marshal | Richmond Free Press | Serving the African American Community in Richmond, VA

In front of the crowds and the cameras, the speeches of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and other men loomed large 60 years ago at the March on Washington. But the women, including those of faith, who played roles in its organization, its music and its news coverage were mostly left off the official program.

Women's History Museum to honor Maryland civil rights legend - Vimarsana News

Women's History Museum to honor Maryland civil rights legend

A Maryland woman who dedicated her life to civil rights is receiving national recognition.

Source: wbaltv.com
Maryland woman helped form MLK's 'Letter from Birmingham Jail' - Vimarsana News

Maryland woman helped form MLK's 'Letter from Birmingham Jail'

King wrote the letter in 1963 as a response to eight clergymen who criticized his nonviolent demonstrations against segregation in Birmingham, Alabama, but he did not bring that letter to life by himself.

Source: wmur.com
Maryland woman helped form MLK's 'Letter from Birmingham Jail' - Vimarsana News

Maryland woman helped form MLK's 'Letter from Birmingham Jail'

King wrote the letter in 1963 as a response to eight clergymen who criticized his nonviolent demonstrations against segregation in Birmingham, Alabama, but he did not bring that letter to life by himself.

Source: ksbw.com