... Because We're Stronger United.
A group of protesters in Atlanta.
A group African Amerians participate in a lunch counter sit-in.
A group of Freedom Riders stand hand in hand.
James Baldwin, Joan Baez, and James Forman, important figures during the Civil Rights Era, march together during the March to Selma.
Dr. King and Coretta Scott King lead peaceful protesters.
A beautiful moment in time during the march from Selma, Alabama to the state capital of Montgomery.
Garbagemen's Parade in Memphis, Tennessee.
Not all parts of a revolution are grim and dark. Because We're Stronger United displays photographs of beautiful and touching moments during the civil rights movement: swarms of people protest injustice, people of color and their allies standing peacefully hand in hand. The images in this section prove that "united we stand, divided we fall."