GSU Library Research Guides: March by John Lewis: Web Sites

Web Sites

Smithsonian Folkways | Sounds of the Civil Rights Movement
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings celebrates the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom with this playlist of 1960s civil rights material. Composed of seminal recordings, this playlist highlights the important role that music played in uniting, energizing, expressing, and sustaining momentum among participants in the African American civil rights movement.
An Intimate Look at the March on Washington
Photographs taken from This Is The Day: The March on Washington by photojournalist Leonard Freed.
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the March on Washington
For All the World To See
A visual exploration of the civil rights movement using images, depictions in film, art, song and popular culture.

Congressman Lewis' Official Webpage
The Official website for Congressman Lewis. It includes his voting record, sponsored legislation, his agenda and contact information.
New Georgia Encyclopedia
Biography from the New Georgia Enyclopedia, a project of the Georgia Humanities Council in partnership with the University of Georgia Press.
One Person, One Vote: The Legacy of SNCC and the Fight for Voting Rights
Collaboration of the SNCC Legacy Project, Duke’s Center for Documentary Studies, and the Duke Libraries. This digital gateway draws in documents, photographs, and audiovisual materials and other SNCC-related collections in repositories across the country to chronicle the historic struggles for voting rights.

Civil Rights Digital Library
Excellent collection of archival resources related to Mr. Lewis and his legacy in the Civil Rights movement. Includes links to hard to find archival footage, photographs and interviews.
Black Leaders of the Civil Rights Movement | New Georgia Encyclopedia
Helm, Frances. "Black Leaders of the Civil Rights Movement." New Georgia Encyclopedia. 07 April 2015. Web. 20 April 2015.
The King Center Imaging Project
The King Center Imaging Project brings the works and papers of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. to a digital generation. JPMorgan Chase & Co. began the project in April of 2011 with the intent to preserve, digitize and make publically available some of the extensive holdings of The King Center Archive collection.
For All the World To See
A visual exploration of the civil rights movement using images, depictions in film, art, song and popular culture.
Taking Stock
Collection of 27,000 photographs taken during the 1960s Civil Rights movement, including the Marches on Washington and Selma.

Graphic Novel Reporter
This is a website from TheBookReportNetwork.com network where you find everything related to graphic novels. You can find news and reviews, interviews with writers and artists, behind-the-scenes glimpses at the creative process and much more!
Drawn and Quarterly Blog
Blog for popular comic anf graphic novel publisher.
No Flying, No Tights
Reviews of books for Young Adults, including graphic novels, anime and manga.