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Southern
Poverty
Law Resource |
| The Southern
Poverty Law Resource Center is a non-profit organization
that combats hate, intolerance
and discrimination through education and litigation.
In response to an alarming increase in hate crime
among youth, the Southern Poverty Law Center began
the Teaching Tolerance project in 1991 as an extension
of the Center's legal and educational efforts.
Through the generous support of Center donors,
Teaching Tolerance offers free or low-cost resources
to educators at all levels.
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One America |
This
Initiative is a critical element in the President's
effort to prepare our country to live as one America
in the 21st century. He envisions an America based
on opportunity for all, responsibility from all,
and one community of all Americans. The President
recognizes that, even as America rapidly becomes
the world's first truly multi-racial democracy,
race relations remains an issue that too often divides
our nation and keeps the American dream from being
real for everyone who works for it.
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Peabody Award Winner : Will the Circle be Unbroken? |
An
audio history of the civil rights movement in five
Southern communities and the music of those times.
This is the home page for the groundbreaking audio
series.
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Southern
Regional Council
Web Site |
The
mission of the Southern Regional Council is to promote
racial justice, protect democratic rights and broaden
civic participation in the Southern United States.
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Civil Rights Photography
of Charles Moore |
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serialized account of personal experiences of journalists
of color covering the civil rights movement in the
1960s or visit the
Kodak Charles Moore Photo Exhibit |
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