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- A history of the Black American and the Civil
Rights movement
- A collection of Civil Rights artifacts including
Dr. Martin Luther King's speeches and replicas of
civil rights monuments
The site for the NAACP, whose mission is to ensure
the political, educational, social and economic equality
of minority group citizens of the United States.- The site celebrates the Civil Rights Movement
with archives, exhibits, sculpture, and multimedia
presentations
A non-commercial website created created by civil rights workers who were active in the Southern Civil Rights Movement during the 1960s. We provide movement history and background, a speakers list and veteran contact information, personal stories, narratives and interviews, Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), and an extensive movement-related bibliography and list of web links.
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- A site that features video and panoramas of
the events surrounding the integration of
Central High
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- Library of Congress Resource guide for the
study of black history and culture. A resource guide
to the institution's African American collections.
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- Includes secondary documents and primary documents.
Contributers include the Martin Luther King, Jr. Papers
Project at Stanford University and The Martin Luther
King, Jr. Center in Atlanta
- Sound samples from the "I Have a Dream"
speech
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