More Hidden History
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Hidden History: Freedom-fighting sisters known as "Most Arrested Civil Rights Family"
The Lee sisters from Memphis, Tennessee were pioneers of the civil rights movement. More than 50 years later, they remain proud of their title.
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Hidden History: Minister looks back on the Civil Rights Movement
At age 75 the Reverend Doctor Harold Middlebrook's passion for civil rights still burns strong. It started for him as a child in segregated Memphis, Tennessee.
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Hidden History: Museum honors those who fought for freedom during segregation
During segregation, African-American service members fought for freedoms they didn't have themselves while serving our country. World War I and World War II had a double meaning for some black soldiers who helped save lives and made history.
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Hidden History: Recognizing those who paid the ultimate sacrifice
Many people are familiar with the term “Gold Star Mothers.” It recognizes the family of fallen servicemembers. The National Museum of African-American History and Culture is working to preserve the stories of some families who paid the ultimate sacrifice.
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