Gays and Civil Rights (Bayard Rustin)

What peaceful protest did he organize and NOT get credit for?
A. I Had a Dream B. Selma March C. The Birmingham campaign D. March on Washington
Who was one of the activists that Bayard Rustin worked with during the civil rights movement?
A. Malcolm x B. Rosa Park C. Martin Luther King jr D. James Baldwin E. Rosa
In 1944, Rustin was jailed for being a conscientious objector to:
A. World War ll B. World War ll C. Housing D. Racism E. Segregation
In 1948, Rustin traveled to learn about peaceful resistance in:
A. Alabama B. Thailand C. India D. India E. Kenya
Rustin did not fit some people’s image of a civil rights leader because of his:
A. Homosexuality B. Height C. Movement D. Homosexuality E. Opinions
Barack Obama posthumously awarded Rustin this award 50 years after the March on Washington:
A. A national holiday B. Presidential Medal of Freedom C. Gold Star D. Presidential Medal of Freedom E. Purple Heart

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What peaceful protest did he organize and NOT get credit for?
A. I Had a Dream B. Selma March C. The Birmingham campaign D. March on Washington
Who was one of the activists that Bayard Rustin worked with during the civil rights movement?
A. Malcolm x B. Rosa Park C. Martin Luther King jr D. James Baldwin E. Rosa
In 1944, Rustin was jailed for being a conscientious objector to:
A. World War ll B. World War ll C. Housing D. Racism E. Segregation
In 1948, Rustin traveled to learn about peaceful resistance in:
A. Alabama B. Thailand C. India D. India E. Kenya
Rustin did not fit some people’s image of a civil rights leader because of his:
A. Homosexuality B. Height C. Movement D. Homosexuality E. Opinions
Barack Obama posthumously awarded Rustin this award 50 years after the March on Washington:
A. A national holiday B. Presidential Medal of Freedom C. Gold Star D. Presidential Medal of Freedom E. Purple Heart

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