Greensboro Lunch Counter
2021·48 pages
Explores the 1960 civil rights protest at a Greensboro lunch counter, highlighting its impact on segregation policies.
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Explores the 1960 civil rights protest at a Greensboro lunch counter, highlighting its impact on segregation policies.
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In 1960, four Black college students in Greensboro, North Carolina, sat down at Woolworth's whites-only lunch counter and ordered coffee. After service was denied, the peaceful protest continued every day and spread to other cities. Six months later, Woolworth's changed its policy. Introducing the protesters and explaining their goals, what they expected to face, and what actually happened, Pryor shows how their actions fit into the civil rights movement up to and including the passage of the 19...
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Minor mentions of potential violence during protests; no graphic depictions.
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Central focus on civil rights movement and anti-segregation activism.
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Recurring themes of racial discrimination and systemic oppression.
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