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3 April, 18:28

This daughter of mississippi sharecroppers, was a voice for african-americans at the 1964 democratic national convention. in a televised speech that shocked the convention and viewers nationwide, she described how she was jailed for registering to vote in 1962, and how police forced other prisoners to beat her.

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