Volume 4, No. 2 (Winter 2001) -- Black History Month Issue
Marching Toward Justice
The History of the 14th Amendment
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A Tribute to Thurgood Marshall Exhibit Preview and Opening Reception
May 17, 2001
Kansas Judicial Center, Topeka, Kansas
Exhibit Dates:
May 17-28 at the Kansas Judicial Center, 301 W. 10th
May 30 - June 30 at the Kansas History Center, 6425 SW 6th
The Marching Toward Justice Exhibit was created by the Keith Collection at Wayne State University to inform the public about the importance of the 14th Amendment and our ongoing quest to realize the high ideals of the United States Declaration of Independence.
This exhibit illustrates our country's past promotion of justice and equality while condoning enslavement and oppression.
That African Americans were long denied due process and equal protection under the law remains a historical dichotomy in a country of democratic ideals.
Image 1: Thurgood Marshall leading marchers in San Francisco, California. Exhibit photo credit: AP/Wide World.
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