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Montgomery Gallery

Rosa Parks and F.D. Patterson at the Highlander Folk School in 1955 (Courtesy of Wisconsin Historical Society, 56309)

Rosa Parks, JoAnn Robinson (Courtesy of the Montgomery County Archives)

Boycotters, February 1956 (©Photo by Don Cravens/Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images)

Three police officers watch a group of African American women at a carpool pickup location (©Photo by Don Cravens/Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images)

African American women filled the pews at weekly mass meetings (©Photo by Grey Villet/Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images)

Rosa Parks arrives at court with E.D. Nixon (©Bettman/Corbis)

Fellowship of Reconciliation comic book, published in 1957 gave rise to the myth of Rosa Parks's

Armed white men attack two black women afer a desegregation attempt in the early 1960s (©Photo by Charles Moore/Blackstar)

Selma Gallery

An Alabama State trooper accosts Annie Cooper, an African-American woman, as members of Jim Clark's mounted possee rally in the background (©Corbis/Bettman)

Jim Clark ordered hundreds of schoolchildren arrested after they held a silent demonstration outside the Dallas County Courthouse on February 3, 1965 (©Corbis/Bettman)

Liuzzo crime scene (©AP/Wide World)

An all-white jury found Klansmen Collie Leroy Wilkins, Eugene Thomas, and William Eaton not guilty for the murder of Viola Liuzzo (©AP/Wide World)

Recy Taylor Gallery

A painting of the old Rock Hill Holiness Church (Thanks to Robert Corbitt for the tour)

Recy Taylor, Willie Guy Taylor, and their child, Joyce Lee Taylor (Courtesy of the Chicago Defender)

Rosa Parks's postcard to Chauncey Sparks, governor of Alabama (Courtesy of the Alabama Department of Archives and History, Montgomery, Alabama)

The remains of Rosa Parks's home in Abbeville

Alabama Rapist Came from Church to Join White Gang

Alabama Authorities Ignore Rape of Negro Mother

Rally Will Demand Justice for Recy Taylor

Taylor Case is Now Nationwide

Tallahassee Gallery

Scene of the crime where four white men from Tallahassee, Florida, kidnapped and raped an African-American college student (©Photo by Grey Villet/Time Life Pictures/Getty Images)

On May 4, 1959, more than one thousand Florida A&M University students gathered to demand justice for Betty Jean Owens (Courtesy of the FAMUAN, the Florida A&M University student newspaper, May 1959)

Patrick Scarborough, David Beagles, Ollie Stoutamire, and Ted Collinsworth (©Photo by Grey Villet/Time Life Pictures/Getty Images)

Joe D. Cooke, Jr., an intern from FSU, defied racial conventions when he agreed to search for white assailants of an African American college student(©Photo by Grey Villet/Time Life Pictures/Getty Images)

State prosecutor, William Hopkins (©Photo by Grey Villet/Time Life Pictures/Getty Images)

African Americans and whites outside the Leon County Courthouse (©Photo by Grey Villet/Time Life Pictures/Getty Images)

African American women made up the bulk of the 257 Florida A&M Unviersity students arrested for protesting segregated movie theaters in Tallahassee in the spring of 1963 (Courtesy of the State Archives of Florida)

Joan Little Gallery

Joan Little, 1975 (Photo courtesy of the North Carolina State Archives. Reprinted with permission from the News and Observer of Raleigh, North Carolina)

Joan Little surrenders to the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation, September 7, 1975 (Photo courtesy of the North Carolina State Archives. Reprinted with permission from the News and Observer of Raleigh, North Carolina)

Outside the Wake County Courthouse where Joan Little's trial was held in 1975 (Photo courtesy of the North Carolina State Archives. Reprinted with permission from the News and Observer of Raleigh, North Carolina)

"Power to the Ice Pick" (Photo courtesy of the North Carolina State Archives. Reprinted with permission from the News and Observer of Raleigh, North Carolina)

Demonstrators outside the Wake County Courthouse (Photo courtesy of the North Carolina State Archives. Reprinted with permission from the News and Observer of Raleigh, North Carolina)

"We Will Defend Ourselves Against Sexual Violence" (Photo courtesy of the North Carolina State Archives. Reprinted with permission from the News and Observer of Raleigh, North Carolina)

Joan Little and Karen Galloway, July 14, 1975 (Photo courtesy of the North Carolina State Archives. Reprinted with permission from the News and Observer of Raleigh, North Carolina)

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