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YWCA York - Thank you to Black women like Annie Lee Wilkerson Cooper who fought for our right to vote. She was an African-American civil rights activist in the 1965 Selma Voting
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Meet Annie Lee Cooper, The Black Activist Who Punched A Racist Cop
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Oprah Winfrey to Play Civil Rights Protester Annie Lee Cooper in MLK Movie 'Selma'
The '60s at 60 on Twitter: "Annie Lee Cooper arrested in #Selma, January 25, 1965. (Story from Jet magazine) http://t.co/nqf3yhFLuP http://t.co/maLngBNaJL" / Twitter
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Annie Lee Cooper - - Image 14 from Freedom Fighters: Activists Behind the Selma Marches | BET
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The black women who paved the way for Kamala Harris - The Washington Post
Legal Defense Fund on Twitter: "In 1965, Annie Lee Cooper stood for hours outside the Dallas County Courthouse to register to vote. The Sheriff asked her to leave and then preceded to
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Annie Lee Cooper Played a Key Role in Helping Black Americans Win the Right to Vote
FirstService Residential Kansas City - Born in 1910, Annie Lee Cooper was a civil rights activist who played an instrumental part in the 1965 Selma Voting Rights Movement. This quote below was
AU College Democrats - Annie Lee Cooper was born in Selma, Alabama in 1909, then returned to Selma in the 1960s to take care of her elderly mother. However, due to racist
Crystal Camacho Annie Lee Cooper Today I turn a hundred years old. A hundred. Y'all believe that? My Momma lived to be a hundr
Crystal Camacho Annie Lee Cooper Today I turn a hundred years old. A hundred. Y'all believe that? My Momma lived to be a hundr
Selma Review | TORCH | The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities
Urban Homeschoolers - Annie Lee Wilkerson Cooper was an African-American civil rights activist in the 1965 Selma Voting Rights Movement who is best known for punching Dallas County, Alabama Sheriff Jim Clark.
