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Freedom Summer Images
Carolyn Lane and others; September 1964.
Carolyn Lane and six unidentified children; September 1964.
African American children with an American flag, probably during the Selma to Montgomery March.
Websites on Freedom Summer
Fannie Lou Hamer
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Oh Freedom Over MePodcast, interviews and a slideshow from American RadioWorks, American Public Media
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Documents of the Civil Rights MovementFreedom Movement publications, documents and organizing materials archived by the Veterans of the Civil Rights Movement
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The Freedom School CurriculumThis website attempts to assemble all the curriculum material that was written for and during Mississippi Freedom Summer. Embedded in the introduction are links to supporting documents about Freedom Summer and the schools.
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Mississippi & Freedom Summer: The Civil Rights Movements of the 1960'sWritte by Lisa Cozzens
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Mississippi Burning: Perspectives from the Lyndon Johnson TapesTapes and documents from the Miller Center of Public Affairs, University of Virginia
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The Mississippi Freedom Summer digital collectionFreedom Summer digital collection is a part of the Miami University Libraries about volunteers from Western College for Women for “Freedom Summer,” to be trained to register African-American voters in Mississippi. Mississippi.
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Photos of Freedom SummerPosters and photos archived by the Veterans of the Civil Rights Movement; for more photographs of the Civil Rights Movement.
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The Southern Freedom MovementArticles and resources about specific Movement events listed by year archived by the Veterans of the Civil Rights Moveme
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A Chronicle of Freedom: Freedom Summer Collections at the Mississippi Department of Archives and HistoryA PDF with links by Dorian Randall, Mississippi Department of Archives and History