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Lester Maddox who although supported African Americans involvement in politics refused to serve them in his restaurant and supported segregation.

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Lester Maddox was a man who played both sides of the coin. On one hand he was pro segregation and did not want African Americans eating at the same restaurants as white people, however he did provide opportunities in both jobs and politics for African Americans;

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Lester Maddox was a governor for segregation. He did not allow African Americans in restaurants although tried to get them more involved in politics and provide them jobs.

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Lester Maddox was pro segregation while denying African Americans in his restaurant he helped them get many jobs in the government

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Lester Maddox was another leader that opposed the acts for civil rights. In Georgia he was against segregation but gave positions to African Americans in the government.

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Lester Maddox was the Governor of Georgia. Who denied black people in his restaurant. However, encouraged them to be more involved in politics.

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Lester Maddox was the governor of Georgia and he was mostly perceived as a pro-segregationist. But he also helped some African Americans by encouraging them to become more involved in politics.

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Lester Maddox opposed desegregation, because he wouldn't let blacks into his restaurants he became another opponent in the civil rights movement.

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did not believe in the civil rights act but he did help out black people get jobs in the government

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Ryan Mendenhall, Julian Bernabe, Connor K.

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Lester Maddox was important because he was a segregationist who defied to serve blacks in an Atlanta restaurant in defiance of the Civil Rights Act

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Lester Maddox was a segregationist who was the governor of Georgia. Even though he did not believe in the Civil Rights Acts, he still helped many african americans get government positions.

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Maddox was the governor of Georgia who wanted to keep states segregated but helped the civil rights movement by giving african americans government positions

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Ryan Anderson, Dalton Hester, PhilipSanchez,  Cole C. 1A

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Ryan Anderson, Dalton Hester, PhilipSanchez,  Cole C. 1A

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Lester Maddox was the governor of Georgia and he supported segregation. He was also segregated his restraunt by not letting blacks in. However, he was important to the Civil Rights movement as he helped african americans gain government positions.

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Lester Maddox was the governor of Georgia and was mostly por-segregation. He occasionally did things for the Civil Rights movement. He did try to keep the state segregated, but at the same time encouraged African Americans to become more involved in the government positions.

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Lester Maddox was the governor of Georgia and he helped grant many African Americans government positions even though he wanted to keep Georgia segregated

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Lester Maddox was the Governor of Georgia and was both pro segregation and sometimes did things for the civil rights movement. he gave more African Americans job in the Georgian Government than any other Georgia Governor. He did not lower the flag to half mast during MLK's funeral.

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Lester Maddox was the governor of Georgia and was against segregation, but he helped African americans get governmental positions.

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Lester Maddox was important  in the civil rights movement because he switched from not letting African Americans eat in his diner to helping African Americans gain important government jobs.

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Lester wanted to keep georgia segregated. However he did give african americans governmental positions.

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Lester Maddox was very important in the fight for african Americans to gain equality because of how he helped them gain positions in government and other job opportunities.

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Lester Maddox was important during the

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Lester Maddox was important because he granted many African Americans government positions during the civil rights movement. Although, he also wanted to keep Georgia segregated.

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Lester Maddox was important during the Civil Rights movement because he did not allow African Americans to eat at his diner, but he did help African Americans gain leadership roles in government.

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Lester Maddox was an important figure in the Civil Rights movement as the Governor of Georgia because he encouraged African Americans to become more involved in government positions and helped them reach those specific levels of labor.

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Lester Maddox was important to the civil rights movement because he helped African Americans gain leadership roles in the government. He also refused to serve African American in his diner.

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SEgregationist who refused to serve African Americans in his Atlanta restaurant.

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Refused to serve African Americans in is Atlantic diner. Pro-segregation

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Maddox was vital to the Civil Rights Movement due to his scandal which caused a change to segregation for job opportunities.

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Maddox was a pro-segregationist Georgia governor who aided African Americans though providing work for them.

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Lester Maddox supported segregation. However, when he became governor of Georgia, he supported mass prison reform and appointed many African Americans to positions in the government.

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Lester Maddox was one of the Georgia Governors who attempted to keep the state segregated. He did help give African Americans places in governmental positions.

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He was important to the Civil Rights Movement because despite the fact that he supported segregation, he helped African Americans get government jobs and other positions.

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Ryan Anderson, Dalton Hester, PhilipSanchez,  Cole C. 1A

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Ryan Anderson, Dalton Hester, PhilipSanchez,  Cole C. 1A

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Lester Maddox was against Black civil rights and did not allow Blacks in his restaurant. Although when he was Governor of Georgia, he appointed many African Americans into office.

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A Georgia governor who supported segregation. He refused to desegregate his restaurant, The Pickrick, and opted to close it instead. However as governor he included many African Americans in powerful government positions and backed prison reforms yet had h heavy handed police presence and refused to half mast flags for MLK's funeral which angred many.

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While Lester Maddox refused to serve African Americans in his restaurant he still gave African Americans government jobs.

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Lester Madox was important to the Civil Righst Movement because he supported segregation, but still seemed to support African Americans in many ways such as promoting work for them. He refused to lower the flag to half staff after the death of MLK, which angered many.

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While Lester Maddox supported segregation, he helped African Americans by giving them government positions.

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While Lester Maddox was for segregation, he still gave african americans positions of power and strength.

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Lester Maddox was pro segregation yet still backed African Americans in some matters and even appointed more African Americans to government positions that all previous Georgia governor's combined. For this reason Lester Maddox made himself an important figure in the civil rights movement.

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Lester Maddox was important because he determined the future position of African Americans.

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Lester Maddox was important to the Civil Rights Movement because he was first known as refusing to serve African Americans as his restaurant but later he surprised many by hiring and promoting blacks in the state government.

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Lester Maddox was the Governor of Georgia and gave African Americans positions in office.

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Lester Maddox was governor of Georgia, who at first refused AA's at his restaurant, later appointed AA's to government positions.

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Lester Maddox became known when he refused to serve African Americans in his restaurant. He appointed African Americans into government positions.

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Lester Maddox was the Governor of Georgia. He was known for appointing more African Americans into office.

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Lester Garfield Maddox, Sr. was an American politician who served as the 75th Governor of the U.S. state of Georgia from 1967 to 1971.

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Lester Maddox gave African Americans positions in the government, which helped the Civil Rights Movement.

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Lester gave African Americans work with the government in the CIvil Right

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Lester Maddox allowed African Americans to work in government positions

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Lester Maddox was important during the Civil Rights Movement because he was against desegregation and civil rights, but he allowed African Americans to serve in office.

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Lester Maddox served as the 75th governor of Georgia and refused to serve African Americans in his Atlanta restaurant early on. However, he appointed more African Americans into government positions than ever before when he served in office.

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Lester Maddox was against desegregation. He was appointed the governor of Alabama and was against civil rights.

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Lester Maddox was important to the Civil Rights Movement by appointing more African Americans to government positions then any previous Georgia governor.

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Lester Maddox was important to the Civil Rights Movement by appointing more African Americans to government positions then any previous Georgia governor.

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- Chloe Kirk

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Hannah Spivey, Josh Feifarek, Parker Mendel, Kat Ortegon

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Hannah Spivey, Josh Feifarek, Parker Mendel, Kat Ortegon

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Ryan Murray, Jared Leidy , Kyle Mendenhall, Hector Alarcon

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Ryan Murray, Jared Leidy , Kyle Mendenhall, Hector Alarcon