Civil Rights Movement

Sites

Civil Rights Timeline

Indicates the milestones in the Civil Rights Movement. Use their imbedded links to find out more on a topic. From InfoPlease.com

Historical Places of the Civil Rights Movement

Identifies historical locations in the civil rights movement. Provides a photograph and an explanation to a specific sites relevance. General information on the civil rights movement is also provided. From the U.S. National Park Service.

Malcolm X

Timelines, quotations, speeches, photographs, interview transcripts and original documents plus sound recordings of speeches are included with bibliographical information on Malcolm X.

Malcolm X: A Research Site

A chronology of significant events, bibliographic information for both Malcolm and his family, speeches and photographs, are a sample of the information provided on this web site.

Martin Luther King Jr National Historic Site Georgia

Visit the birthplace of King in the "Sweet Auburn" section of Atlanta, Georgia.

Martin Luther King Jr Newspaper archive

Search Newspaper Articles about Martin Luther King, Jr. in more than 50,000 Historical Newspaper Pages. From NewspaperARCHIVE.com

National Civil Rights Museum Memphis

located in Memphis, Tennessee, at the Lorraine Motel where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., was tragically assassinated April 4, 1968; the world's first and only comprehensive overview of the civil rights movement in exhibit form.

The Negro is Your Brother

Martin Luther King's letter from a Birmingham Jail. Originally published in The Atlantic, August 1963

Our Shared History: Celebrating African American History and Culture

Seattle Times Martin Luther King Jr. Page

Includes a timeline of significant events in Martin Luther King's personal life, a timeline of the civil rights movement, photo gallery and audio excerpts from some of his famous speeches. Provides links to other sites on the civil rights movement.

USM Oral History Civil Rights Documentation Project