1968 (Exploring Civil Rights: The Rise)

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Key events of 1968 highlight a pivotal year in the civil rights movement, marked by both progress and tragedy. The Memphis Worker’s Strike showcased African American protests, while the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. shocked the nation. President Johnson's expansion of the Civil Rights Act through the Fair Housing Act aimed to combat discrimination. Additionally, the establishment of "Resurrection City" represented a significant protest against poverty. This installment provides a detailed account of these events, illustrating their lasting impact on society.