James Farmer emerged as one of the most important leaders in the Civil Rights Movement, organizing protests, boycotts and other campaigns for racial equality and working at the national level to create meaningful change. This photo, likely from the early 1960s, shows Farmer and a CORE sign reading, "End Segregation across the Nation." | Source: James Farmer Project, University of Mary WashingtonDownload Original File
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James Farmer Project, University of Mary Washington
