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{{toplink|url=https://exhibits.temple.edu/s/civil-rights-in-a-northern-cit/page/Home|name=exhibits.temple.edu/s/civil-rights-in-a-northern-cit/page/Home}}
{{toplink|url=https://exhibits.temple.edu/s/civil-rights-in-a-northern-cit/page/Home|name=exhibits.temple.edu/s/civil-rights-in-a-northern-cit/page/Home}}'''Civil Rights in a Northern City: Philadelphia''' is a collection of digitized archival resources detailing the history of the modern civil rights movement in Philadelphia.   
 
'''Civil Rights in a Northern City: Philadelphia''' is a collection of digitized archival resources detailing the history of the modern civil rights movement in Philadelphia.   


*Through a compelling range of photographs, newspapers, manuscripts, film footage, and oral histories, Civil Rights in a Northern City: Philadelphia seeks to highlight the key people, places, and events that made Philadelphia an important part of the national struggle for racial equality and social change.  
*Through a compelling range of photographs, newspapers, manuscripts, film footage, and oral histories, Civil Rights in a Northern City: Philadelphia seeks to highlight the key people, places, and events that made Philadelphia an important part of the national struggle for racial equality and social change.  
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Civil Rights in a Northern City: Philadelphia is a collection of digitized archival resources detailing the history of the modern civil rights movement in Philadelphia.

  • Through a compelling range of photographs, newspapers, manuscripts, film footage, and oral histories, Civil Rights in a Northern City: Philadelphia seeks to highlight the key people, places, and events that made Philadelphia an important part of the national struggle for racial equality and social change.
  • Temple University Libraries sponsors Civil Rights in a Northern City: Philadelphia and the text and materials presented here are primarily drawn from the holdings of its special collections.