The Southern Christian Leadership Conference and its Impact on the Selma Campaign (1963-1965)

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الملخص

The Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) is an African Americanorganization that was founded in 1957 under the leadership of Martin Luther King, Jr.to alter the discriminatory laws that restricted the freedom of blacks in America andkept them as second class citizens. In this regard, this research paper highlights thecontribution of this organization to the passage of the Voting Rights Act in 1965. Aqualitative method was implemented by gleaning and analyzing the necessary datafrom the available historical sources, including books, articles, recorded interviewsand narrations of eyewitnesses. The results show that though SCLC was not the primemover of the campaign that started in 1963 to put an end to the phenomenon of blacks’disenfranchisement, its involvement in 1964 had a significant impact on signing theVoting Rights Act in 1965 since its presence in the campaign paved the way for theadoption of the nonviolent strategies and the interference of media that could captureimages of the violent treatment of peaceful blacks during their march. As a result, thefederal government was compelled to take a prompt action.

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Crawler

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الرسائل العلمية

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رسائل ماجيستير

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527377_1.pdf

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French

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The Southern Christian Leadership Conference and its Impact on the Selma Campaign (1963-1965)

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الإشراف

Faiza Senouci Meberbeche

الإعداد

Saadia Ouldyerou

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