50 Years ago today (May 2, 1963) was “D-Day” – a significant day that help shape the civil rights movement achievement in America.
A story not often mentioned in the Civil Rights movement, focusing on more than 4,000 black schoolchildren who deserted classrooms in Birmingham, AL, on May 2, 1963, touching off a week of mass demonstrations and rioting that shocked the nation and rocked the world.
Enjoy these couple of videos Baby Owl is sharing in memory of the 50th Anniversary of “D-Day”
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