who together formed the Chicago Freedom Movement in 1965 to advocate for fair housing in Black communities. They organized marches and demonstrations, but ultimately failed to enact policy through ...
Some 15 years after the Chicago Freedom Movement of 1966, public housing remained a serious problem for the city's African American community. In one case, 14,000 people lived in a single block.
Before moving to Chicago in 1963, he traveled across the Deep South, playing a pivotal role in the Civil Rights Movement of the early 1960s. Miller Green was a Freedom Rider, a group that challenged ...