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Fair Housing March
circa 1960 -- 1969
Marchers carrying signs bearing the names of Milwaukee suburbs during a CORE (Congress of Racial Equality) march for fair housing in Milwaukee. They are passing in front of the Coach House Motor Inn.
Lloyd Barbee at Milwaukee County Courthouse
1966
Lloyd Barbee and others gathered in front of the Milwaukee County Courthouse for a rally addressing Civil Rights, education, housing, and police brutality. They are gathered in front of a pediment ...
Fair Housing March
August 29, 1966
Father James Groppi leading a fair housing march.
MUSIC March Against School Segregation
February 1964
Milwaukee United School Integration Committee (MUSIC) members carrying signs and marching against school segregation in Milwaukee.
Groppi Protesting Eagles Club
March 1966
Father James Groppi and the NAACP Youth Council demonstrating outside the Eagles Club at night beneath a marquee advertising a Duke Ellington performance.
Father Groppi Resting with Marchers
1967
Father James Groppi sitting with several of his fellow marchers, some in Milwaukee N.A.A.C.P. Youth Council shirts. Groppi has taken off one of his shoes.
