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Civil rights leaders marching in Mobile, Alabama, to support the reauthorization and extension of the Voting Rights Act.

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Schaffner, John P.

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Left to right (starting with the woman in the white dress): Yvonne Kennedy, Joe Reed, Joseph Lowery, Jesse Jackson, and Michael Figures. Alvin Holmes is also in the front line (at the far left, holding papers).
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1981 04 26
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Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Civil Rights
  3. Civil Rights Demonstrations
  4. Civil Rights Leaders
  5. Clergy
  6. Figures, Michael A., 1947 1996
  7. Holmes, Alvin Adolph
  8. Jackson, Jesse, 1941
  9. Kennedy, Yvonne
  10. Lowery, Joseph E
  11. Mobile (Ala.)
  12. Mobile County (Ala.)
  13. Political Activity
  14. Reed, Joe L

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