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The Black community continued to face discrimination under the racist Jim Crow laws in the South which led to the civil rights movement. Jews across the United States, by overwhelming majority, joined the cause to end segregation and supported the civil rights cause. The partnership between the communities was, in some ways, epitomized by the little-known story of Esther Swirk Brown, a Jewish homemaker from Kansas City, and her legal crusade to end school segregation.
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GENERAL MENTAL HEALTH
GoodTherapy.org
Here.Now
Mental Health America
National Alliance of Mental Health
National Council for Behavior Health
National Empowerment Center
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Use images, artifacts, and audio clips to develop a more nuanced understanding of the 1963 March on Washington.
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An on-your-feet lesson plan from the Jewish Women's Archive
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