Pro-Civil Rights
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Pro-Civil Rights
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A memorial dedicated to a person or persons whose activities supported civil rights and racial justice in the period from Reconstruction to the present. A pro-Civil Rights memorial also may commemorate an event or series of events promoting civil rights and racial justice.
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