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The Green Book was literally a life saver for African Americans traveling around the southern United States during the 1950s and 1960s. Ernest Green, one of the Little Rock Nine, called it "one of the survival tools of segregated life".

media type="custom" key="8506380" width="42" height="42"Photographer Ernest Withers started documenting the civil rights movement when he covered the murder of Emmett Till.

media type="custom" key="12486140" width="140" height="140" Deaf Hoopster Purues his Dreams