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- 2. Defenders of Justice “The grown-ups have said we must be brave, that only the children can save the country now." Eloise Greenfield
- 8. Marx Be-Bop the Jivin’ Jigger 1950’s-toy for children
- 12. Matthew Walker, Peggy Alexander, Diane Nash and Stanley Hemphill become the first blacks to be served at a lunch counter in Nashville. A few minutes after this photo was taken, Walker was struck by a counter protester so hard that he lost a tooth
- 13. The first Freedom Riders left Washington DC on May 4,1961. They continued and encountered violence throughout the South.
- 23. Eloise Greenfield “ People are a part of their time. They are affected, during the time that they live by the things that happen in their world. Big things and small things. A war, an invention such as radio or television, a birthday party, a kiss. All of these help to shape the present and the future. If we could know more about our ancestors, about the experiences they had when they were children, and after they had grown up, too, we would know much more about what has shaped us and our world.”