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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. BCRI1_161109_006.JPG: 9. Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth No one did more to bring about positive change in Birmingham than the Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth. In his struggle for equal rights, he survived a series of assaults, including the bombing of his home and a brutal armed beating by the Ku Klux Klan. In spite of it all, he was instrumental in victory after victory for civil rights in Birmingham and America.
2. BCRI1_161109_008.JPG: Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth Birmingham's civil rights freedom fighter with singular courage he fired the imagination and raised the hopes of an oppressed people. John Walter Phoden, Sculptor Native son of Birmingham 1992
3. BCRI1_161109_025.JPG: I Have A Dream by Marina Herrera
4. BCRI1_161109_036.JPG: Birmingham Civil Rights Institute
5. BCRI1_161109_058.JPG: Barriers 1920s-1950s
6. BCRI1_161109_070.JPG: Convicts Provide Cheap Labor
7. BCRI1_161109_072.JPG: Unions Are an Uphill Battle
8. BCRI1_161109_074.JPG: Blacks Denied Equal Status
9. BCRI1_161109_076.JPG: A Society of Their Own
10. BCRI1_161109_079.JPG: Segregated by Custom and Law
11. BCRI1_161109_084.JPG: No White Folks' Job
12. BCRI1_161109_091.JPG: The Color Line on the Field
13. BCRI1_161109_093.JPG: The Color Line on the Field
14. BCRI1_161109_097.JPG: A Company Town
15. BCRI1_161109_110.JPG: Signs of Segregation
16. BCRI1_161109_115.JPG: Back of the Bus
17. BCRI1_161109_117.JPG: Interstate buses were required to designate "colored" seating areas when traveling in the South. c 1953
18. BCRI1_161109_119.JPG: "Colored" hotels provided lodging for Black travelers in cities throughout the South.
19. BCRI1_161109_123.JPG: Black Culture in Full Swing
20. BCRI1_161109_133.JPG: Movies in Black or White Only
21. BCRI1_161109_136.JPG: The Place to Be Saturday Night
22. BCRI1_161109_142.JPG: John T. "Fess" Whatley
23. BCRI1_161109_144.JPG: The Black Entertainers
24. BCRI1_161109_147.JPG: Erskine Ramsey Hawkins
25. BCRI1_161109_150.JPG: Butter Beans and Susie were among the noted variety performers presented at the Frolic Theatre.
26. BCRI1_161109_163.JPG: A Separate World
27. BCRI1_161109_167.JPG: White Classroom, c 1953
28. BCRI1_161109_170.JPG: Black Classroom, c 1953
29. BCRI1_161109_173.JPG: School Days
30. BCRI1_161109_175.JPG: Educated Against the Odds
31. BCRI1_161109_177.JPG: Unequal Resources
32. BCRI1_161109_179.JPG: A High School for Blacks
33. BCRI1_161109_182.JPG: The Fight for Equal Education
34. BCRI1_161109_185.JPG: Praising the Lord
35. BCRI1_161109_189.JPG: A Community of Churches
36. BCRI1_161109_190.JPG: Faith in the Movement
37. BCRI1_161109_198.JPG: The Tradition of Faith
38. BCRI1_161109_200.JPG: Stained Glass Window from Birmingham's 32nd Street Baptist Church
39. BCRI1_161109_203.JPG: Stained Glass Window from Birmingham's 32nd Street Baptist Church
40. BCRI1_161109_206.JPG: Good Shepherds in Hard Times
41. BCRI1_161109_214.JPG: Birmingham Population Over Time
42. BCRI1_161109_220.JPG: Medical Care Based on Color Bias Counted in Dollars Teaching More For Less
43. BCRI1_161109_224.JPG: Can Separate Ever Be Equal?
44. BCRI1_161109_228.JPG: Medical Care Based on Color
45. BCRI1_161109_232.JPG: Teaching More for Less
46. BCRI1_161109_236.JPG: Some Kind of Justice
47. BCRI1_161109_237.JPG: Arthur Davis Shores
48. BCRI1_161109_239.JPG: Father James E. Coyle
49. BCRI1_161109_241.JPG: Justice Hugo Black
50. BCRI1_161109_243.JPG: These was no justice for these two Blacks, lynched in a public square. Neither man had reached his twentieth birthday. 1930
51. BCRI1_161109_245.JPG: This NAACP banner is suspended over pedestrians in New York City, c 1920s
52. BCRI1_161109_248.JPG: Convicted of Being Black
53. BCRI1_161109_249.JPG: Plessy v. Ferguson
54. BCRI1_161109_251.JPG: Cumming v. Board of Education of Richmond County
55. BCRI1_161109_253.JPG: Giles v. Harris
56. BCRI1_161109_258.JPG: Berea College v. Commonwealth of Kentucky
57. BCRI1_161109_261.JPG: Guinn and Beal v. United States
58. BCRI1_161109_263.JPG: Buchanan v. Warley
59. BCRI1_161109_265.JPG: Gong Lum v. Rice
60. BCRI1_161109_266.JPG: Powell v. State of Alabama
61. BCRI1_161109_269.JPG: Missouri ex rel. Gaines v. Canada
62. BCRI1_161109_271.JPG: Smith v. Allwright
63. BCRI1_161109_272.JPG: Mendez v. Westminter
64. BCRI1_161109_274.JPG: Morgan v. Virginia
65. BCRI1_161109_276.JPG: Sipuel v. Board of Regents of University of Oklahoma
66. BCRI1_161109_278.JPG: Henderson v. United States
67. BCRI1_161109_280.JPG: McLaurin v. Oklahoma State Regents
68. BCRI1_161109_282.JPG: Sweatt v. Painter
69. BCRI1_161109_292.JPG: Life at Home
70. BCRI1_161109_295.JPG: An aerial photo of Birmingham, taken in 1954. The lines drawn between Black and White areas can't be seen from this photo, but they were very visible to the city's residents.
71. BCRI1_161109_306.JPG: The Color Line on the Field
72. BCRI1_161109_318.JPG: Family Ties
73. BCRI1_161109_323.JPG: Reaching for the Good Life
74. BCRI1_161109_325.JPG: Behind the Color Line
75. BCRI1_161109_327.JPG: A City Built of Neighborhoods
76. BCRI1_161109_333.JPG: Black and in Business
77. BCRI1_161109_334.JPG: Davenport/Harris
78. BCRI1_161109_336.JPG: Serving Black Needs
79. BCRI1_161109_337.JPG: Arthur George Gaston
80. BCRI1_161109_339.JPG: This 1913 pharmacy, located in the Alabama Penny Savings Bank building, not only served Blacks, but was also Black-owned and operated.
81. BCRI1_161109_341.JPG: The Professional Community
82. BCRI1_161109_349.JPG: Barbershops and Beauty Parlors
83. BCRI1_161109_361.JPG: At a demonstration outside of Phillips High School, White segregationists display their objections to school integration.
84. BCRI1_161109_363.JPG: Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth was beaten by a mob when attempting to enroll his children at segregated Phillips High School in 1957.
85. BCRI1_161109_366.JPG: On May 17, 1954, the US Supreme Court banned segregation in public schools. The legal team that argued the case included George E.C. Hayes, Thurgood Marshall, and James Nabrit.
86. BCRI1_161109_368.JPG: The Courts Support Change. Slowly
87. BCRI1_161109_376.JPG: Where did the name "Jim Crow" come from? The nickname for segregation was originally the title of a well-known minstrel song performed by White men in blackface.
88. BCRI1_161109_378.JPG: Selling a Cruel Stereotype
89. BCRI1_161109_382.JPG: Though less offensive than some Black images used to sell products, Aunt Jemima reinforced the stereotype of the happy, overweight "Mammy" figure.
90. BCRI1_161109_384.JPG: Painting a Racist Picture
91. BCRI1_161109_390.JPG: DW Griffith's 1915 film, "Birth of a Nation," is a legendary film classic and a racist masterpiece. It reinforced the images of noble and loyal Toms, clownish coons, stoic mammy, "tragic" mulatto, and brutal Black buck. The men of the Ku Klux Klan emerge as the heroes.
92. BCRI1_161109_394.JPG: Octavus Roy Cohen, a white humor writer, published short stories and novels about Black life at 17th and 18th Streets North of Birmingham. Cohen's central character, Florian Slappy, reinforced the images of the hapless Black man, shown in these illustrations from the books.
93. BCRI1_161109_405.JPG: Black Images in the White Mind
94. BCRI1_161109_411.JPG: Denied a Voice and a Vote
95. BCRI2_161109_001.JPG: Confrontation
96. BCRI2_161109_010.JPG: "Bombingham"
97. BCRI2_161109_011.JPG: C.W. Ashew views damage from a bombing that left a ragged hole between the living and dining rooms of this house.
98. BCRI2_161109_015.JPG: Bethel Baptist Church was damaged by a bomb in December, 1957. Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth, president of the Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights, was pastor of the church.
99. BCRI2_161109_016.JPG: Bombings were a common response to the integration of the Smithfield community. In August of 1949, a blast blew off the rear of this home, purchased by a Black family, at 1st Street and 11th Avenue North.
100. BCRI2_161109_018.JPG: The Movement
101. BCRI2_161109_020.JPG: Oliver Hill
102. BCRI2_161109_021.JPG: Long Road to Equality
103. BCRI2_161109_022.JPG: Gomillion v. Lightfoot
104. BCRI2_161109_024.JPG: St. John Dixon v. Alabama State Board of Education
105. BCRI2_161109_026.JPG: Zellner v. Lingo
106. BCRI2_161109_028.JPG: NAACP v. State of Alabama
107. BCRI2_161109_030.JPG: Angry about segregated seating and a fare hike, the Black citizens of Baton Rouge, Louisiana decided to boycott the city bus system in 1953. For eight days, commuters relied on a network of free rides. The city finally agreed to open seats except for two in front for White riders and two in back for Black riders.
108. BCRI2_161109_032.JPG: September 25, 1957: Under the protection of the US Army, nine Black students entered Little Rock Central High School in Arkansas. Enrollment of the "Little Rock Nine" was the first important test of the Brown v. Board ruling. When the students first tried to enroll, on September 2, they were blocked by the state's National Guard, upon the order of Governor Orval Faubus.
109. BCRI2_161109_074.JPG: Bedrock of the Boycott
110. BCRI2_161109_091.JPG: Virginia Durr & Rosa Parks
111. BCRI2_161109_094.JPG: Profile in Courage
112. BCRI2_161109_095.JPG: Rosa Parks
113. BCRI2_161109_109.JPG: "Ain't Gonna Ride No More"
114. BCRI2_161109_111.JPG: The Sit-Ins
115. BCRI2_161109_114.JPG: On February 1, 1960, the Greensboro, North Carolina Woolworth store became the site of the noted "sit-in" which ignited the movement throughout the South. The four students who initiated the action were David Richmond, Franklin McCain, Ezell Blair and Joseph McNeil. McCain and McNeil are pictures above, 2nd and 4th from the left respectively.
116. BCRI2_161109_116.JPG: The First Act
117. BCRI2_161109_118.JPG: As news of sit-ins spread, people picketed local Woolworth's stores throughout the country to protest the "Whites only" policy in the South. This demonstration took place in Atlantic City, New Jersey. (March 19, 1960)
118. BCRI2_161109_120.JPG: Two White waitresses ignore Black students at this segregated lunch counter in Raleigh, North Carolina. Sit-ins quickly spread as an effective means of protesting segregation. (February 10, 1960)
119. BCRI2_161109_123.JPG: The Welcome Table
120. BCRI2_161109_148.JPG: James Lawson
121. BCRI2_161109_152.JPG: The Nashville Student Movement
122. BCRI2_161109_153.JPG: White employees of a Nashville cafe try to keep Black sit-in demonstrators from entering. The cafe's owner used a fire extinguisher in an attempt to repel the demonstrators. (November 25, 1962.)
123. BCRI2_161109_155.JPG: Diane Nash (third from left), a student at Fisk University in Nashville, was instrumental in organizing sit-in demonstrations and training students in nonviolent techniques. Also seen are Matthew Walker (near left), Peggy Alexander, and Stanley Hemphill (far right). (1960)
124. BCRI2_161109_158.JPG: At a workshop on nonviolent protest in Nashville, students practiced responding to attacks before participating in sit-in demonstrations.
125. BCRI2_161109_160.JPG: Bus Ride to Freedom
126. BCRI2_161109_166.JPG: Riding for Freedom
127. BCRI2_161109_167.JPG: As the Freedom Riders arrived in Anniston, Alabama on Mother's Day, May 14, 1961, an angry mob blocked the bus at the terminal.
128. BCRI2_161109_169.JPG: Rough Passage
129. BCRI2_161109_171.JPG: Outside of Anniston, the bus was surrounded and firebombed, and the Freedom Riders were attacked.
130. BCRI2_161109_173.JPG: James A. Peck was severely injured when a mob attacked the Freedom Riders at the Birmingham bus terminal. (May 14, 1961)
131. BCRI2_161109_185.JPG: On the Road Again
132. BCRI2_161109_186.JPG: More than 1,200 people crammed the First Baptist Church in Montgomery at a rally supporting the Freedom Riders. Outside, hundreds of Whites surrounded the church, throwing bricks and burning cars.
133. BCRI2_161109_188.JPG: After Alabama Gov. John Patterson declared martial law, National Guard troops broke up the mob, allowing people to leave the Montgomery church safely.
134. BCRI2_161109_190.JPG: A firefighter inspects the charred remains of the Greyhound bus that had been carrying Freedom Riders through Alabama on May 14, 1961. An angry mob firebombed the bus outside of Anniston. Fortunately, all riders escaped without serious injury.
135. BCRI2_161109_195.JPG: End of the Line
136. BCRI2_161109_197.JPG: National Guardsmen line the highway as the bus carrying Freedom Riders travels from Montgomery, Alabama to Jackson, Mississippi.
137. BCRI2_161109_199.JPG: Freedom Rider naps, as does the soldier providing protection, on the bus from Montgomery to Jackson.
138. BCRI2_161109_201.JPG: As soon as the bus arrived at the terminal in Jackson, Mississippi, 17 Freedom Riders were arrested.
139. BCRI2_161109_223.JPG: Greenwood
140. BCRI2_161109_226.JPG: Rock Hill
141. BCRI2_161109_228.JPG: Albany
142. BCRI2_161109_239.JPG: Give Us the Vote
143. BCRI2_161109_251.JPG: Give Us the Vote
144. BCRI2_161109_253.JPG: Cars like the one shown here, which ferried riders to the Courthouse to register to vote, were another way of encouraging Blacks to vote.
145. BCRI2_161109_255.JPG: In an effort to establish basic rights and a foundation of political power for Blacks, a major campaign to education and register Black voters in the South began during "Freedom Summer," 1964.
146. BCRI2_161109_257.JPG: The Courthouse
147. BCRI2_161109_262.JPG: A Black woman registers to vote under the gaze of a White official
148. BCRI2_161109_265.JPG: The Freedom Vote, launched in the fall of 1963 by the Council of Federated Organizations (COFO), gave many Blacks practice in casting a ballot, and showed that they were indeed interested in voting.
149. BCRI2_161109_269.JPG: After a massive voter registration campaign in 1966, many Blacks had the opportunity to vote for the first time in their lives. (Atlanta, Georgia)
150. BCRI2_161109_270.JPG: A Constant Struggle
151. BCRI2_161109_274.JPG: ACMHR (Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights)
152. BCRI2_161109_276.JPG: ACMHR president Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth greeted civil rights attorney Constance Baker Motley, as, left to right, Roy Wilkins, Rev. Ralph Abernathy, and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. looked on.
153. BCRI2_161109_278.JPG: The Bethel Baptist Church was home to Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth and Birmingham's civil rights movement. It was the target of repeated bombings in 1956, 1958, and 1962. Despite the violence, the church rebuilt and the movement continued.
154. BCRI2_161109_280.JPG: Reverend Fred L. Shuttlesworth
155. BCRI2_161109_282.JPG: Professor Carlton Reese
156. BCRI2_161109_308.JPG: Challenging Segregation at its Core
157. BCRI2_161109_309.JPG: On April 6, 1960, Reverend Shuttlesworth was photographed in a Birmingham police paddy wagon during one of his many arrests for demonstrating against segregation in the city.
158. BCRI2_161109_311.JPG: Birmingham: The World is Watching!
159. BCRI2_161109_313.JPG: Birmingham: The World is Watching
160. BCRI2_161109_315.JPG: Once a boom town full of optimism and opportunity known as "The Magic City," Birmingham was later referred to as "The Tragic City" for the bombings are violence that arose from racial segregation.
161. BCRI2_161109_317.JPG: Time for Change
162. BCRI2_161109_320.JPG: Public Safety Commissioner Eugene "Bull" Connor campaigned to keep the city commission form of government in 1963. Although the city voted for change, Connor emerged as the most powerful supporter of segregation in Birmingham.
163. BCRI2_161109_323.JPG: After winning a special mayoral election against Eugene "Bull" Connor by 8,000 votes, Albert Boutwell takes the oath of office. (1963)
164. BCRI2_161109_325.JPG: Project C
165. BCRI2_161109_327.JPG: Multitudes jammed a civil rights rally at Sixteenth Street Baptist Church in Birmingham in 1963.
166. BCRI2_161109_328.JPG: SCLC President Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. addressed throngs of people at a civil rights rally at Sixteenth Street Baptist Church prior to marching in Birmingham. (1963)
167. BCRI2_161109_331.JPG: Call and Response
168. BCRI2_161109_332.JPG: National States Rights Party leaders hung an effigy of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. from a tree in front of their Birmingham headquarters to protest civil rights demonstrations.
169. BCRI2_161109_336.JPG: Rev. Ralph Abernathy (center), Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth (left), and Rev. King (right), lead protest marchers in defiance of a court order on April 12, 1963.
170. BCRI2_161109_338.JPG: Birmingham police officers arrest Rev. King (left), with back turned, and Rev. Abernathy (right). (April 12, 1963)
171. BCRI2_161109_340.JPG: Jailed over Easter weekend, Rev. King wrote his famous "Letter from a Birmingham Jail" in response to White clergymen who criticized his role in the demonstrations.
172. BCRI2_161109_359.JPG: The Children's Miracle
173. BCRI2_161109_360.JPG: These young people were among thousands of students who marched and were arrested during the Birmingham demonstrations in May, 1963.
174. BCRI2_161109_362.JPG: Arrested children wave from the buses carrying them to jail
175. BCRI2_161109_367.JPG: Eyes on the Prize
176. BCRI2_161109_368.JPG: This demonstrator holds his soaked hate and defiantly faces firemen after water from the hoses pounded him.
177. BCRI2_161109_369.JPG: Police officers and dogs attack demonstrators under the orders of Commissioner of Public Safety Eugene "Bull" Connor.
178. BCRI2_161109_373.JPG: Police officers handcuff and arrest a demonstrator in front of the Carver Theater.
179. BCRI2_161109_375.JPG: Members of the Birmingham Fire Department blast demonstrators with high pressure water from fire hoses.
180. BCRI2_161109_411.JPG: September 15, 1963: Sixteenth Street Baptist Church in Birmingham is bombed, killing for little girls and wounding other children. On the same day, two Black boys are killed.
181. BCRI2_161109_423.JPG: March on Washington
182. BCRI2_161109_427.JPG: Walking to Freedom
183. BCRI2_161109_429.JPG: Staying Together
184. BCRI2_161109_431.JPG: Over 250,000 people, many more than expected, joined to march for equality, integration in schools, equal opportunity, and the right to vote. A symbol of home, the day was characterized by an uplifting and jubilant spirit.
185. BCRI2_161109_434.JPG: Some of the March's leaders are captured in portrait at the Lincoln Memorial: Those standing include Rabbi Prinz (2nd from left), John Lewis (3rd from left), Rev. Black (middle), Walter Reuther (2nd from right) and Roy Wilkins (far right), A. Philip Randolph (2nd from right) and Dr. King (far right) are seated.
186. BCRI2_161109_435.JPG: John Lewis of SNCC had written a fiery, uncompromising speech for the occasion, but in deference to A. Philip Randolph, the elder statesman of the civil rights movement, Lewis toned down his words.
187. BCRI2_161109_440.JPG: A. Philip Randolph (right) had planned a march on the capital in 1941, but it wasn't until 1963 that he saw it take place. Bayard Rustin (left), deputy director of the 1963 March on Washington, organized the logistics.
188. BCRI2_161109_442.JPG: With themes of unity, racial harmony, and the passage of civil rights legislation, the March of Washington represented a coalition of civil rights groups, church organizations, and labor leaders.
189. BCRI2_161109_444.JPG: The Sixteenth Street Baptist Church has a long and distinguished history. Originally founded in 1873 as the First Colored Baptist Church of Birmingham, it was one of the first Black churches in the city. The Byzantine and Romanesque-inpired brick structure standing today was built in 1911. Its architect, Wallace Rayfield, and contractor, TC WInham, were both black.
190. BCRI2_161109_447.JPG: Hub of the Movement
191. BCRI2_161109_464.JPG: This window is from the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church. It hung in the balcony, where it escaped damage from the building. Panes are missing because they were used to repair other windows.
192. BCRI2_161109_469.JPG: A High Price
193. BCRI2_161109_492.JPG: The Word Reacts
194. BCRI2_161109_498.JPG: Six Young Lives Cut Short
195. BCRI2_161109_500.JPG: History has recorded her name as Cynthia Wesley, yet the young woman who lived and attended church with the Wesley family was actually named Cynthia Diane Morris. At the urging of her biological family, official death records were amended to reflect Cynthia's full name at birth.
196. BCRI2_161109_517.JPG: These items belonging to Denise were found with her body after the bombing. The shoes were on her feet when her body was recovered. The piece of brick was found in her skull.
197. BCRI2_161109_537.JPG: Selma, Alabama
198. BCRI2_161109_571.JPG: Fire department baton
199. BCRI2_161109_575.JPG: Voice from the Crusade
200. BCRI2_161109_609.JPG: The Election
201. BCRI2_161109_611.JPG: A New Energy
202. BCRI2_161109_626.JPG: Equality Through Economic Opportunity
203. BCRI2_161109_633.JPG: The Struggle Continues
204. BCRI2_161109_635.JPG: Bettering Birmingham
205. BCRI2_161109_654.JPG: A Living Institution
206. BCRI2_161109_660.JPG: Making a Vision a Reality
207. BCRI2_161109_680.JPG: Spring of '63 by Ronald Scott McDowell
208. BCRI2_161109_685.JPG: Rev. Edward Gardner by Ronald Scott McDowell
209. BCRI2_161109_688.JPG: The Bell Project
210. BCRI3_161109_01.JPG: Justice Delayed
211. BCRI3_161109_03.JPG: Building the Case
212. BCRI3_161109_38.JPG: The church across the street (on the right) is the one bombed on September 15, 1963. After the tragedy, the congregation received $300,000 in donations for repairs, allowing the church to reopen on July 7, 1964. It still holds services every Sunday. The United States Department of the Interior designated the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church a National Historic Landmark in 2006.
213. BCRI4_161109_04.JPG: Universal Declaration of Human Rights
214. BCRI4_161109_10.JPG: Bull Connor's Tank
215. BCRI4_161109_17.JPG: Tiananmen Square Protests
216. BCRI4_161109_29.JPG: Humanity Efforts in Darfur
217. BCRI4_161109_33.JPG: Solidarity Movement
218. BCRI4_161109_44.JPG: Music as Protest
219. BCRI4_161109_49.JPG: Oil Company Protests
220. BCRI4_161109_57.JPG: Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo
221. BCRI4_161109_64.JPG: Anti-Aparthied Movement
222. BCRI4_161109_83.JPG: Mrs. Coretta Scott King Memorial Monument by Ronald Scott McDowell
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Birmingham Civil Rights Institute is a large interpretive museum and research center in Birmingham, Alabama that depicts the struggles of the Civil Rights Movement in the 1950s and 1960s. The Institute is located in the Civil Rights District, which includes the historic 16th Street Baptist Church, Kelly Ingram Park, Fourth Avenue Business District, and the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame located in the Carver Theatre. The Institute opened in November 1992, and had more than 25,000 visitors during its first week.

The Institute showcases a walking journey through the "living institution", which displays the lessons of the past as a positive way to chart new directions for the future. The permanent exhibitions are a self-directed journey through Birmingham's contributions to the Civil Rights Movement and human rights struggles. Multimedia exhibitions focus on the history of African-American life and the struggle for civil rights. The Oral History Project, one of the museum's multimedia exhibits, documents Birmingham's role in the Civil Rights Movement through the voices of movement participants. The museum is an affiliate in the Smithsonian Affiliations program. Through this program the museum can acquire long-term loans and is currently hosting the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service exhibition "Let Your Motto Be resistance."

The archives of the Institute serve as a national resource for educators and researchers. They are a repository for the collection and preservation of civil rights documents and artifacts. The archival information system is computer-linked to the Birmingham Public Library and is a vital component ...More...
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