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1917
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Silent Parade Against Lynching

Nearly 10,000 African Americans and supporters marched silently down Fifth Avenue on July 28, organized by the NAACP to protest lynching, race riots, and rights denial [6]. It was the first major public protest by Black Americans in New York City [6].

New York, New York, NY
African American Civil rights movement Racial violence
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Nearly 10,000 African Americans and supporters marched silently down Fifth Avenue on July 28, organized by the NAACP to protest lynching, race riots, and rights denial [6]. It was the first major public protest by Black Americans in New York City [6].