Women NAACP members, selling anti-lynching
Women NAACP members, selling anti-lynching buttons in Harlem, 1930s. The African Ameircan movement was active from 1890 through the 1930s, attempted though political persuasion, then through anti-lynching legislation, to end their persecution and oppression by violent vigilantes
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13126225
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45377669
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3000px x 2408px
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Credit
Mary Evans / The Everett Collection
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Courtesy Everett Collection
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