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He was an american politician and served as the 49th and 51th mayor of Atlanta GA.
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He was an american minister, activist, humanitarian, and leader in the African-American Civil Rights Movement.
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He was an american businessman. He served two terms as 52th
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He was an attorney in Georgia. And he was a politician in Georgia Son of Eugene Talmadge.
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He was an American politician. He also served as the 75th governor of Georgia.
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This man was a American politician, diplomat, and activist. He began his career as a pastor.
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He was born in Dallas Texas in 1938. He moved to Atlanta when he was 8. He as an politician and attorney. He was elected mayor.
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They are a basketball team in atlanta. They used to be in New York.
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It was to help stop discrimination in Georgia.
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They changed it because people said it meant " it was entirely devoted to passing legislation that would preserve segregation and white supremacy".
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It was made to desegregate public schools or close them. This was made by a federal order.
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The Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee is sometimes called the "SNCC" It was one of the most important organization in the civil rights movement.
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He was known for desegragating the University of Georgia. She was big during the civil rights movement. In addition they were also both one of the only African American students at the University of Georgia.
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It was founded in Albany and it was a desegregation coalition done by local activists.
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It was one of the biggest movements performed during the civil rights time. They demanded rights from the government.
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This act is what ended most desegregation through out america. It also ended job discrimination.
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It was the first pro football team in Atlanta and was the 15th existing football team then in 1965
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Moved from Millewalki to Atlanta in 1966. They were the only team to win 3 championships in three diff. states.
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He was the 39th president. He was also the only president from Georgia. He was in the navy and the senate and gov of Georgia.
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It was the summer Olympics that was in Atlanta Georgia it was known as the Games of the XXVI. Olympiad and unofficially as the Centennial in Atlanta.
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For a short time Eugene Talmadge was Gov. but died before Inaugaration. So his son Herman was appointed as Gov..
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He was the person who helped stop discrimination in Georgia. But later on was murdered by a guy named James White.