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C.O.R.E - Kingstree, SC - 1963

Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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Frank Robinson, CORE field secretary in South Carolina, organized a protest where hundreds of black voters conducted a stand-in to call attention to their inability to register to vote because of lack of staff and the nature of the registration process. Kingstree, SC, March, 1963

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