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where marylin monroe's dress blows when she walks over a grate.

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where the civil rights cct of 1957 was passed.

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this became a crucial location for the civil rights movement when black students staged peaceful sit-ins.

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woolworth's lunch counter in greensboro, north carolina

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many famous musicians created their "names" here. 

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the cotton club in memphis, tennessee

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a powerful symbol of the Civil Rights Movement in 1957

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little rock central high school in arkansas

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Fred Segal is a famous boutique that opened in Los Angeles in 1961, known for its laid-back, trendy California fashion. It quickly became a hotspot for celebrities and young people looking for stylish, casual clothing. The store helped define the relaxed, cool L.A. style that became popular in the 1960s and beyond.

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New York became the fashion capital of the U.S. in the 1960s, with designers like Halston, Norman Norell, and Anne Klein gaining international fame. The Garment District was booming, and areas like Greenwich Village became style hubs for bohemian and youth fashion. The city’s mix of high fashion and street style made it a global influence.

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David Webb is a luxury jewelry boutique in New York City, famous in the 1960s for its bold, colorful, and animal-inspired designs. It became a favorite destination for celebrities and high-society women looking for glamorous, statement-making jewelry.

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Anne Klein is a classic American fashion brand launched in 1968, specializing in stylish, professional clothing for women. It became famous for modern separates that made dressing easy and elegant. The brand remains a symbol of timeless, sophisticated style today.