1. 1863 & 1963

2. EMANCIPATION INTEGRATION

3. The year 2013 marks two
important anniversaries in
the history of African
Americans and the United
States.

5. 1863
Increasingly
those in bondage
streamed into
the camps of the
Union Army,
reclaiming
ownership of
their bodies.

6. 1863
The actions of both
Lincoln and the
slaves made clear
that the Civil War
was in deed, as well
as in theory, a
struggle between
the forces of slavery
and freedom. The
dismantlement of
slavery had begun.

7. 1963
On August 27,
1963, hundreds of
thousands of
Americans
marched to the
memorial of
Abraham Lincoln.

8. 1963
It was on this
occasion
that Martin
Luther King
Jr. gave his
famous
speech,
“I Have a
Dream.”

9. Just as the
Emancipation
Proclamation
marked the
beginning of the end
of slavery, the March
on Washington, as it
became known,
numbered the days
of second‐class
citizenship.

10.  Davenprort University – Library Services
http://libguides.davenport.edu/content.php?pid=303298&sid=2495766
 Association for the Study of African American Life & History
www.asalh.org
PICTURES
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Slide 5- http://www.sirinet.net/~project/BuffaloSoldiers.html
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