The Youth March for Integrated Schools in Washington D.C. on October 25, 1958 saw a crowd of 26,000 demonstrators and featured speeches by Martin Luther King Jr., A. Phillip Randolph and NAACP leader Roy Wilkins. Slanderous accusations that the march was organized by the CPUSA or other such outfits were made, which the organizers denied. A second march was held April 18, 1959.

Say it with me, /pol/. Say it loud: The Civil Rights Act will never be repealed.

>>17855459 (OP)
t. Tulsa Tranny

We ain't finna come here to play schoo'. We come here to play foo'ball. Ya feel me?

>>17855459 (OP)
Jewish psyop

>>17855459 (OP)
Why is it that every white person at these marches had a last name pertaining to a stone or precious metal?

>>17855464
It will when Whites become a minority so that way the loxist lot can rule with impunity.

>WAAAAHHH I must go to school with people who look like me

>>17855464
Already was. At the fringes of the empire in Iraq and Afghanistan civil rights was repealed and traditional life returned, the swell is only gaining momentum as discontent in the heartland continues to emerge with every political cycle, more extreme and more desperate, the bankrupt Empire is tired, it’s leadership lacks will, the people have had enough, whatever comes after will see a winner take all scenario and the only players left in the game are radicals.