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Introduction:

Philosophies of change and resistance:  
Abraham Lincoln & Martin Luther King

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The Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments Celebrating Rights and Responsibilities

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In the Aftermath of "Glory"

De Facto and De Jure Segregation: the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad (1865) & Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) 

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Seeking The Right to an Education -
 
From Segregation to Integration   Thurgood Marshall: Reference Materials prepared for the
Consideration of the Commission on the
Thurgood Marshall Memorial Statue in Annapolis Thurgood Marshall: American Revolutionary, by Juan Williams of the Washington Post.

Seeking a Place at the lunch counter and behind the bench-
  The Career of Chief Judge Robert Mack Bell  from Is Baltimore Burning?  

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H. Rap Brown, the Limits of Free Speech, and the Advocacy of Violence from  Is Baltimore Burning?  

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prepared by Dr. Edward C. Papenfuse for the Maryland State Archives, July 21, 1998, with the assistance of Laura Lisy, Matthew Brown, and Leigh Bond 

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