Tag: Martin Luther King

  • The Civil Rights Movement and Its Anti-Communist Opponents

    The Civil Rights Movement and Its Anti-Communist Opponents

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    The 1950s-1960s civil rights movement drew widespread opposition that frequently called Martin Luther King, Jr. and other activists as “communists,” as this John Birch Society card shows. It’s numbered CR2. There just had to be a CR1. It took years to find, and here’s its story.

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Eleanor “Ellie” McCrackin
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Reginald Manning enjoyed a career in drawing editorial and humorous cartoons that lasted more than sixty years. For those who remember his work, you can reminisce about the times he made you cry (or cuss), smile (or frown), or just simply laugh at the ridiculous moments in life which he forced you to remember (or forget). The rest of us can collect his postcards.

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