Black Christmas boycott
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black-christmas-boycott-176-17341687
title:
Black Christmas boycott
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The Black Christmas Boycott, also known as the Christmas Sacrifice, in Greenville, North Carolina was a non-violent demonstration of the Civil Rights Movement in 1963 during the months of November and December. The implementation of Jim Crow laws and the customs of racial segregation resulted in a lack of jobs for the members of the black community of Greenville; most businesses refused to hire black Americans during the holiday season. Following Dr. Martin Luther King’s practice of non-violence
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1963 event
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Christmas_boycott
date created:
2017-05-18T19:53:28Z
date modified:
2024-09-03T20:35:13Z
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