AMELIA BOYTON ROBINSON

Civil Rights Activists
NAME OF LEADERDESCRIPTION
AMELIA BOYTON ROBINSON She was an American activist who was a leader of the American Civil Rights Movement in Selma, Alabama, and a key figure in the 1965 Selma to Montgomery marches. In 1984, she became founding vice-president of the Schiller Institute affiliated with Lyndon LaRouche. She was awarded the Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Medal in 1990
DESCRIPTIONNAME OF  SITECITYSTATE
BIRTHPLACETHREE-BRICK-STORY HOUSESAVANNAHGEORGIA
WHERE SHE LIVEDHOUSESELMA ALABAMA
ALMA MATERSAVANNAH STATE UNIVERSITYSAVANNAHGEORGIA
ALMA MATERTUSKAGEE UNIVERSITY TUSKAGEE ALABAMA
DIED JACKSON HOSPITALMONTGEMERYALABAMA
BURIALN/AN/AN/A
FUNERAL SERVICESTUSKAGEE UNIVERSITY CHAPELTUSKAGEEALABAMA
AMELIA BOYTON ROBINSON BIRTHPLACE HOUSE
WHERE SHE LIVED
AMELIA BOYTON ROBINSON –
SELMA HOUSE
AMELIA BOYTON ROBINSON –
SELMA HOUSE
SAVANAH STATE UNIVERSITY
SAVANAH STATE UNIVERSITY
SAVANAH STATE UNIVERSITY
SAVANAH STATE UNIVERSITY
TUSKAGEE UNIVERSITY
TUSKAGEE UNIVERSITY
TUSKAGEE UNIVERSITY-MARKER
TUSKAGEE UNIVERSITY- AMELIA BOYTON ROBINSON MARKER
JACKSON HOSPITAL
JACKSON HOSPITAL
TUSKAGEE UNIVERSITY CHAPEL- FUNERAL SERVICES
TUSKAGEE UNIVERSITY CHAPEL- FUNERAL SERVICES
AMELIA BOYTON ROBINSON
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