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Police arrested and led a group of African-American school children to jail for protesting against racial discrimination in Birmingham, Alabama on May 4, 1963. The children were protesting to bring attention to the racial discrimination they faced in Birmingham at that time. Their arrest showed the resistance they faced in fighting for racial equality and integration in 1963 Birmingham.

Police lead a group of African-American school children off to jail following their arrest for protesting against racial discrimination in Birmingham, Alabama,May 4,1963.

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