The early sit-in movement in St. Louis Believe it or not, St. Louis was home to sit-ins aimed at desegregation as early as 1944. The movement was spearheaded by Pearl Maddox, an African American ...

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Nearly 100 protesters were arrested Thursday after a sit-in at Trump Tower in New York ... Mahmoud free Palestine" and "You can't deport a movement." Many people could be heard chanting "Free ...

At the time of the sit-ins, he had just been promoted from ... aside to ask why the protesters were picking on his store. The movement grew and spawned widespread boycotts of segregated lunch ...

A group of student demonstrators are holding a “sit in” at the Department of Education on Friday to protest President Trump’s executive actions to shutter the department. Trump ...

ST. LOUIS — When you think of sit-in demonstrations to desegregate public spaces, your mind might immediately go to Greensboro, North Carolina, where students staged famous protests at the ...