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Publisher: Vintage "In , the twenty-eight-year-old Pauli Murray wrote a letter to the president and first lady, Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt, protesting racial segregation in the South. Eleanor wrote back. So began a friendship that would last for a quarter-century, as Pauli became a lawyer, a principal strategist in the fight to protect Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, and a cofounder of the National Organization for Women, and Eleanor became a diplomat and first chair of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights. Two decades in the making, and drawing on letters, journals, diaries, and interviews, this monumental work shows how the relationship between a writer-turned-activist and the first lady not only had a profound effect on each of their lives, but also impacted the struggle for social justice.
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Patricia Stephens Due arrested for protesting segregation at the Florida Theater in Tallahassee in State Archives of Florida John D. Due Jr. But recently her image was used in Florida and Georgia as a call to action to combat the assault on voting rights. And the woman in the image is my late wife, Patricia Stephens Due. I saw that look on her face every day of her life and even as she was dying.
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That look drew me and hundreds of other students to become part of the Freedom Movement in She had scoured her personal records and the Florida State Archives for images to memorialize the past so we would not forget it. She understood the power of images. Before that, the common image used of my wife in articles was one of her in front of the Tallahassee Theater leading a peaceful, nonviolent demonstration. She had a look of determination on her face there as well. But what makes this recently discovered image different from the one in front of the segregated movie theater is that she is being forcibly Rughts, for returning and not relenting.
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Patricia always practiced nonviolent tactics, but the look on her face made it clear that nobody could mess with her human rights here get away with it. She had returned to demonstrate for a seat in a movie Humann — to me it is so obvious why the bus boycotts, the theater demonstrations, the lunch counter sit-ins were so successful.
We were basically demanding the right to pay money to White businesses. But it was more than that; we were demanding the right to be treated with human dignity and as full citizens.
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They were not about benefiting White businesses. Rightts were about giving us the right to participate in our democracy and determine our own futures by voting. Patricia was arrested asking for a seat in a theater. Georgia State Rep. Park Cannon was arrested for knocking on the door for a seat to history. Earlier that week I saw the billboard in Tallahassee using the same image of Patricia in a campaign by the Dream Defenders. The billboard was part of a campaign to oppose and bring attention to the dangers of Florida See more Bill 1, which sadly passed the Florida Senate on Thursday.]
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