Willie Ricks was one of SNCC’s great stump speakers, capable of getting great emotional responses from a crowd. During the Meredith March in Mississippi, where King and Stokely Carmichael marched side by side, it was Ricks who first unleashed the “Black Power” cry. Here he speaks in Atlanta, 1964, printed 2010
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The Freedom Choir in the Tabernacle Baptist Church. High school students and children helped start the Selma movement, 1963, printed 2010
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Dr. Martin Luther King Just Before He Speaks at Birmingham, 1963, printed 2010
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Windows of Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, Where Four Fourteen-Year-Old Girls Were Killed by a KKK Bomb, 1963, printed 2010
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John Lewis in Cairo, 1963, printed 2010
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Four Youngsters, from the series "Uptown, Chicago", 1965, printed 2010
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Foyer of an Apartment, from the series "Uptown, Chicago", 1965, printed 2010
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Mother with Her Three Children, from the series "Uptown, Chicago", 1965, printed 2010
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Brothers and Sisters by a Delivery Truck, from the series "Uptown, Chicago", 1965, printed 2010
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Children on Ice Cream Vendor's Box, from the series "Uptown, Chicago", 1965, printed 2010
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Mary, Santa Marta, Colombia, 1972
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Knoxville, Tennessee, c. 1962/68
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Leslie, Knoxville, Tennessee, 1967
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Cafe, Rachel, Knoxville, Tennessee, c. 1962/68
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Mr. Thompson's Daughter, Knoxville, Tennessee, 1967
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Boy with Dog, Knoxville, Tennessee, 1967
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Grand Avenue, Knoxville, Tennessee, 1967
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Tuckey Harris and his Brother, Knoxville, Tennessee, 1965
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The Harris Family Children, Knoxville, Tennessee, 1967
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad Station, Knoxville, Tennessee, 1967
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