Bull Connor, the Commissioner of Public Safety in Birmingham, Alabama, reacted to the civil rights protesters in the 1960s with aggressive tactics. He ordered the use of police dogs and fire hoses to disperse demonstrators, showcasing a brutal approach to maintaining order. His actions drew national attention and condemnation, highlighting the violent resistance to the Civil Rights Movement. Connor's response ultimately galvanized public support for the movement and contributed to the push for legislative change.
Bull Conner
Yes. Bull Connor was a known segregationist.
Bull Connor
Eugene "Bull" Conner
He used the military to disperse protesters.
They condemned it but did nothing else.
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No Bull Coner did not help blacks get, civil rights.
Nicholas II described the day as "painful and sad". He was not in Saint Petersburg at the time, nor did he order the attacks on the protesters.
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Douglas Conner's birth name is Douglas Dwight Conner.
Tom Conner has written: 'Tom Conner's remember when'