Children and teenagers to the civil rights movement

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According to the readings, Franklin, VP, Documenting the Contributions of Children and Teenagers to the Civil RightsMovement and The Weekly, Episode 16, "Segregated City." Teens Take Charge, What were the key contributions of children and teenagers to civil rights activism in various locations during the 1950s and 1960s?

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