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The American system of government is founded on two counterbalancing
principles: first, that the majority of the people governs, through
democratically elected representatives; and second, that the power
even of a democratic majority must be limited, to ensure individual
rights.
•
Know Your Rights! Brochure
• Getting
Uncle Sam to Enforce Your Civil Rights
• U.S.A.
Civil Rights Code
Civil Rights Reports
• The
Status of Muslim Civil Rights in the United States 2002
• Civil
Rights: A Status Report
Civil Rights Organizations
• ACLU - American
Civil Liberties Union
• National Lawyers
Guild
• CAIR -
Council of American-Islamic Relations
• American-Arab
Anti-Discrimination Committee
History of Civil Rights
• We
Shall Overcome : Historic Places of the Civil Rights Movement
• Timeline
of the American Civil Rights Movement
• Powerful
Days: The Civil Rights Photography of Charles Moore
• Voices
of the Civil Rights Era
•
Civil Rights Museum
Civil Rights Pioneers
Malcolm X
•
Malcolm X - A Research Site
• The
Smoking Gun - Malcolm X Files
• FBI
Files on Malcolm X
• Quotes
of Malcolm X
• Malcolm
X Products
Martin Luther King
• The
King Center
• King
Report
• Martin
Luther King, Jr. Papers Project at Stanford University
• Martin
Luther King Jr. Tribute
• MLK Online
• Seattle
Times: Martin Luther King Jr.
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