Faith and Justice in the 1960s: David Lelyveld for Arthur Lelyveld
During the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s, the Religious News Service (RNS) documented moments of joy and cooperation, as well as violence and struggle, as grassroots and interdenominational groups battled racial discrimination. As part of the Presbyterian Historical Society Exhibit Faith and Justice in the 1960s: Religious News Service Covers Civil Rights, we spoke to the subjects of some of these photos or their immediate relatives about the moments captured, their religious motivations, and the press’s role in the civil rights movement. To learn more about the exhibit, visit: https://pcusa.org/historical-society/...

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Faith and Justice in the 1960s: Anthe Rhodes for Viola Liuzzo

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Faith and Justice in the 1960s: Bernice Kita, Sr.

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Faith and Justice in the 1960s: Vernita Weller for Vernon Carter

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The Fate of Hermann Göring’s Family After the Fall of Nazi Germany

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Young Men in Expensive Cars

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Faith and Justice in the 1960s: Richard Morrisroe

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Were our Founders Really Christian?

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The Legacy of Lees Flower Shop

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Warum Putin die Ukraine nicht knacken kann | Markus Reisner

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How Robert Kennedy Calmed a City After Martin Luther King’s Assassination

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Argentinien – Algerien Highlights | Gruppe J, FIFA WM 2026 | sportstudio

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Battle of Bladensburg (1814): The American Defeat That Doomed Washington | Journey With Murphy

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Author Mike O'Brien: The Tougaloo Nine

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The Final Days of Abraham Lincoln | After Dark

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Schlimmer als Mussolini — Seine Geliebte Clara Petacci

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Higher Education with Dr. Peter P. Smith | June 10, 2026

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He died of cancer, but his message outlives death.

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1960s Psychiatric Interviews with Psychotic Women | Before and after drug treatment

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How Good Was Basil Rathbones Sherlock Holmes Actually?

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