In 1957, when African Americans were still required to pass literacy exams to vote in South Carolina, a Charleston beautician became the teacher of the first Citizenship Education School, and helped lay the foundation for the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s.
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People became aware of the power that was within them that they could use to get things done.
Learn about Bernice Robinson, who was deeply concerned that people around her could not vote in the 1950s where many states passed restrictive requirements for voting.
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