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Robert Moses

Civil rights activist, math educator, and community organizer Robert Moses.

11/20/2014 | Rating NR

WSIU InFocus

Robert Moses

Special | 27m 41s

Civil rights activist, math educator, and community organizer Robert Moses.

Civil rights activist, math educator, and community organizer Robert Moses reflects on the 50th anniversary of Freedom Summer when he and other members of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Council (SNCC) worked to register African Americans to vote in Mississippi where Jim Crow laws had kept them from the polls for decades.

11/20/2014 | Rating NR

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Robert Moses

Special | 27m 41s

Civil rights activist, math educator, and community organizer Robert Moses reflects on the 50th anniversary of Freedom Summer when he and other members of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Council (SNCC) worked to register African Americans to vote in Mississippi where Jim Crow laws had kept them from the polls for decades.

11/20/2014 | Rating NR

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