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Birmingham campaign

The Birmingham campaign, also known as the Birmingham movement or Birmingham confrontation, was an American movement organized in early 1963 by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference to bring attention to the integration efforts of African Americans in Birmingham, Alabama.

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Location
Birmingham, Alabama and Kelly Ingram Park
Date
April 3 – May 10, 1963
Result
Mass demonstrations throughout United States · Civil Rights Address delivered by John F. Kennedy · March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom · Civil Rights Act of 1964 · Martin Luther King Jr. writes "Letter from Birmingham Jail"

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Birmingham campaign

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Birmingham campaign

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related to Commissioner of Public Safety · 44
Birmingham campaign → Abraham Lincoln, Albert Boutwell, Americans, Because, Birmingham, Birmingham's, Bull, Bull Connor, Chamber, City Commission, Civil Rights Movement, Commerce, Commissioner, Communist, Connor, Connor's, Described, Eugene, FBI, Federal Bureau
has impact · 26
Birmingham campaign → Abraham Woods, According, ACMHR, American, Birmingham, Burn, Civil Rights Movement's, Detroit, Eskew, Gaston Motel, Historian Glenn Eskew, It, Jonathan Bass, King, Magic City, Martin Luther King Jr, NAACP, SCLC, Selma, Siamese
related to Campaign goals · 15
Birmingham campaign → Albany, Albany Movement, Birmingham, Birmingham's, Described, Determined, Georgia, Henry Hampton, In Albany, In Birmingham, King, King's, SCLC, The, These
related to External links · 13
Birmingham campaign → Birmingham, Birmingham JailBirmingham Campaign, Civil Rights Movement ArchiveA, Film, Google Books, King Research Institute, Letter, Life, May, Moore's Birmingham, Movement, Stanford UniversityBirmingham Civil Rights, The Birmingham Campaign
Result · 9
Birmingham campaign → Bull Connor ousted from his public office, Civil Rights Act of 1964, Civil Rights Address delivered by John F. Kennedy, Desegregation in Birmingham, Increased attention towards racial segregation in southern United States, March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, Martin Luther King Jr. writes "Letter from Birmingham Jail", Martin Luther King Jr.'s reputation elevated, Mass demonstrations throughout United States
see also · 9
Birmingham campaign → Birmingham, Birmingham Civil Rights National, Civil Rights, Episode, Eyes, MonumentBirmingham Civil Rights InstituteIn, No Easy Walk, Prize, United States
Date · 1
Birmingham campaign → April 3 – May 10, 1963
Location · 1
Birmingham campaign → Birmingham, Alabama and Kelly Ingram Park

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Birmingham campaignDateApril 3 – May 10, 19631.00infobox
Birmingham campaignLocationBirmingham, Alabama and Kelly Ingram Park1.00infobox
Birmingham campaignResultMass demonstrations throughout United States1.00infobox
Birmingham campaignResultCivil Rights Address delivered by John F. Kennedy1.00infobox
Birmingham campaignResultMarch on Washington for Jobs and Freedom1.00infobox
Birmingham campaignResultCivil Rights Act of 19641.00infobox
Birmingham campaignResultMartin Luther King Jr. writes "Letter from Birmingham Jail"1.00infobox
Birmingham campaignResultIncreased attention towards racial segregation in southern United States1.00infobox
Birmingham campaignResultMartin Luther King Jr.'s reputation elevated1.00infobox
Birmingham campaignResultBull Connor ousted from his public office1.00infobox
Birmingham campaignResultDesegregation in Birmingham1.00infobox
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