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A man in bleeds on the sidewalk after he is shot by police in Watts, 1965
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African Americans protest against police brutality in Harlem, New York, 1963
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Bill of Rights, 1789
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Black Lives Matter protest in Manhattan, New York, November 2014
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Black Lives Matter protest on the Metro Green Line in St. Paul, Minnesota, 2015
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Cartoon by Herblock suggested police culpability for violence against black citizens, 1964
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Cartoon of Los Angeles police officers beating African American Rodney King, 1992
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Charles White’s “The Return of the Soldier” depicts a sinister collusion between an armed police officer and a Ku Klux Klansman, 1946
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Demonstrators outside the White House protest police brutality in Selma, Alabama, 1965
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Frank Murphy, U.S. Attorney General, 1940
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Illustration of New York City Police officers publicly beating the unemployed, 1874
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Lynching graphic, part the “Report of the President’s Committee on Civil Rights,” 1946
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Paul J. Watford, U.S. Circuit Judge, 2012
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Paul Robeson and other members of the Civil Rights Congress submit a report to the United Nations Secretariat in New York in 1951
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Sam Milai’s cartoon that appeared in the Pittsburgh Courier on January 20, 1968
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September 1977 Texas Monthly cover
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“Hands Up, Don’t Shoot,” Protestors in Ferguson, Missouri, 2014
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“Justice,” one of five civil-rights issues studied by the Civil Rights Commission in 1961
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