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•Illustrations are printed on super smooth 110 lb white card stock with a matte finish
became the lens through which she taught and choreographed
2 pin posts with rubber clutches
the event became known as Bloody Sunday
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Honor King: End Racism! - Soft Enamel Pin black dance •Illustrations are printed on superItem details Handmade item Materials rubber, soft enamel This placard was carried during the memorial march in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. held 4 days after his assassination on, April 8, 1968, in Memphis, Tennessee. Thousands of supporters attend the memorial service for Martin Luther King, Jr. in Memphis on May 2, 1968, to launch the Poor Peoples Campaign in honor of Kings final dream. Each Pin is 1. 75 tall and 1. 25 wide Two pin back with