His name was Eugene Williams, a teenager. He was swimming between 26nd and 29th Streets when he was struck by a rock. He was prevented from reaching the shore by the huge crowds of whites and blacks. He held on for as long as he could to a railroad tie, but after some time, he no longer had the strength to hold on. He went under and drowned. Eugene Williams is correct. However it was not during the Civil Rights Movement as we know it today. It was in 1919 during the "Great Migration," which was the period African-Americans came en masse to Chicago and other Northern cities. The murder of Williams sparked a Race Riot on the South Side that left 39 dead and hundreds injured.
The gay rights movement is not over, but so far, thousands have been killed.
The KKK has killed white people. During the Civil Rights Movement, white people who supported the movement were killed as well.
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People were killed, tortured, experimented on, forced to perform hard labor, starved, deprived of freedom of movement, of religion, and had property taken from them. Did I mention they were killed?
a martyr
Tornadoes killed 53 people in Michigan on April 11, 1965
They were killed during the war.
The wolverine because way back when Michigan was founded, the man whom established Michigan, was attacked and killed by a wolverine. that's why U of M chose the wolverine to be their mascot.
5 people were killed during the Boston Massacre.
Much of the economic enthusiasm over the New South movement was killed by the Great Depression. The movement has seen several resurgences.
They killed themselves for them
No, he was killed during the third year of his first term.