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Father Groppi with Young Protesters
Father James Groppi marches with African American teenage girls who are carrying signs that read, "Stop Bussing For Segregation" and "Stop School Segregation".
Peace Through Victory
January 19, 1968
Protesters, members of the Milwaukee Americans for Freedom, demonstrate against presidential candidate Eugene McCarthy and in favor of the Vietnam war.
Father Groppi at School Boycott
Father James Groppi and students from Boniface School join the public school boycott. They're clapping their hands and appear to be chanting.
School Segregation Protest March
1964
A group of protesters march down a street, led by a car. They are protesting school segregation.
Romney, Great for '68
January 5, 1968
A man and woman get ready for the arrival of Mrs. George W. Romney at the Romney for President headquarters. Several campaign posters and banners are spread around the room — on the wall in the bac...
