July 6, 1944: Lt. Jackie Robinson Refuses to Give Up Seat on Bus - Zinn Education Project

July 6, 1944: Lt. Jackie Robinson Refuses to Give Up Seat on Bus - Zinn Education Project

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July 6, 1944: Lt. Jackie Robinson Refuses to Give Up Seat on Bus - Zinn Education Project

Zinn Education Project on Instagram: On July 6, 1944, Lieutenant Jackie Robinson, while stationed at Camp Hood in Texas, was instructed to move to a seat farther back in the bus. Robinson

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4.11: Political Courage and Those Who Affirmed or Denied Democratic Ideals - Social Sci LibreTexts

4.11: Political Courage and Those Who Affirmed or Denied Democratic Ideals - Social Sci LibreTexts

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