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In 1945, Black officers tried to enter the officers’ club at Seymour’s Freeman Field, from which they were excluded, leading to their arrest. The uprising, a “bellwether for integration of the US military,” led to desegregation policies #INProtestHistory https://t.co/q2RCRdmxKn
Black Americans were tired of going to funerals & “so much of the Movement had been tragic.” In 1972, 10,000 people of color-including Black Panthers & Republicans-funneled collective outrage into Gary's Nat'l Black Political Convention #INProtestHistory https://t.co/vdMr4RUepa
In 1854, temperance and women’s rights leader Amanda Way and 40 other women marched to the stores of Winchester, IN requesting owners agree “not to sell any more liquor.” When one refused, they chopped down his door, knocked out windows, and dumped the liquor. #INProtestHistory
(2/2) “The colored citizens of Gary have sent about 4,000 of their sons, brothers, and husbands to battlefields around the world . . . to find in our midst those who are endeavoring to spread disunity, race-hatred, and Hitlerism in our community." #INProtestHistory
2/2 While armed Klansmen provoked the violence, the hate group used the incident to spread anti-Catholic, anti-Irish propaganda in an attempt to convince voters of the need for the Klan-approved political candidates who would protect from immigrant “hoodlums.” #INProtestHistory
Meanwhile, 500 Hoosier suffragists marched to the Indiana statehouse. Suffragists pinned “Votes for Women” streamers on legislators and the governor. #INProtestHistory
Harriet Noble & Mary Tarkington carried the IN banner in the 1913 suffrage march in DC., where the crowd verbally and physically assaulted protesters while police stood by. #INProtestHistory
In 1985, a demonstration march for low income housing occurred in Indianapolis, Indiana. #INProtestHistory (📸: @IndianaAlbum)
We are following @in_bureau on highlighting the protest history of Indiana. In 1925, there was a protest at Jefferson High School, Lafayette, Indiana over the forced resignation of coach and teacher Frederick J. "Fritz" Grosshans. (📸: @IndianaAlbum) #INProtestHistory
In 1965, Rabbi Maurice Davis joined Dr. Martin Luther King in Selma to march against institutional racism, voter suppression, and violence against African Americans just days after protesters were brutally attacked by police. #INProtestHistory
Hoosiers have long used marches, strikes, and protests to work towards greater equality. To contextualize recent events, we’re looking back at demonstrations for and against women’s suffrage, prohibition, segregation, civil rights, and more. #INProtestHistory
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