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This is number 584 of 585 Primary Sources. « prev next » Related resources: The Counterculture Related topics: NCHS-9 NCHS-9-1 NCHS-9-1-A NCHS-9-1-B NCHS-9-4 NCHS-9-4-A NCSS-1 NCSS-2 NCSS-3 NCSS-4 NCSS-5 NCSS-6 NCSS-10 APUSH-30 APUSH-30-B APUSH-30-B-3 APUSH-31 APUSH-31-B APUSH-31-B-1		Woolworth Counter Strike Primary source: "A group of Negro Students . . . ," photograph, 1960. Caption: In 1960, students at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical College, a historically black institution, defied segregation by sitting at the luncheon counter of the F.W. Woolworth store in Greensboro. "A group of Negro Students . . . ," photograph, 2 February 1960. New York World-Telegram and Sun Photograph Collection, Prints and Photographs Division. Reproduction Number: LC-USZ62-114749 (9-9).

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