How Did Fred King Impact The Civil Rights Movement

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Fred Shuttlesworth and Dr. King were both Civil rights activists and because of that they went through some bad times. An example of this is from the time line above, in the beginning of 1956 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. house was bombed. He was attending a rally when is house was bombed, similarly, Fred Shuttlesworth was also bombed 11 months later. Additionally, it was Christmas night and as Fred Shuttlesworth was sleeping somebody put 16 sticks of dynamite outside his room. Fred Shuttlesworth and Dr. King had a huge impact in history. In my opinion, during 1963-1964 was the time that had a huge impact in history. For example, around the end of 1963, Dr. King presented a speech called "I have a dream." Additionally,

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