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On recruiting tour in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama Moses met local NAACP activist Amize Moore.

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In Atlanta, Moses was traveling on behalf of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), soon after i n 1969 changed to Student National Coordinating Committee. However the organization received harsh public light on white racism.

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Robert Moses gained recognition at the Democratic National Convention in Mississippi, in 1964.

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Moses had suggested creating the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party (MFDP). In the end the program helped and supported many African-Americans.

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Robert was co-director of this organization. In which this organization was cooperative of the civil rights groups in the state. This is when Moses developed the idea of the Mississippi Freedom Summer Project.

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In 1960, on his summer teaching break, Moses worked in Atlanta with Martin Luther King Jr., in the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC). The outcome of this was, the group helped organize voter drives, and cultivated political African American candidates.

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In 1959, Robert helped Bayard Rustin (American Leader) with the 2nd Youth March for Integrated Schools. In which are schools combined with each other to make one big one.

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(January 31st, 1935 - Present) age 83
Civil Rights Activist
Graduated from Harvard
Math teacher in Harlem
Become interested in Civil Rights struggles in the 1950's