1968 - Mr. Baxton Bryant, a civil rights leader who was a friend of both John Kennedy and Martin Luther King, shares his hope that the sanitation strike will make white people in Memphis more sympathetic to the plight of black citizens.

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Image Number: 6177-V53828745Royalty FreeCredit Line:DVArchive/Retrofootage/DV Archive/SuperStockCollection:DV ArchiveContributor:DVArchive/RetrofootageModel Release:NoProperty Release:NoDuration:0:00:40Frame Rate:60 FPSResolution:1920×1080
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