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On August 28, 1963, two hundred thousand Americans gathered in Washington, D.C., to demand jobs, housing, and desegregated schools during a historic civil rights march.
Phyllis Schlafly articulates her opposition to the Equal Rights Amendment in Illinois, arguing that feminism has been detrimental to women's privileges and roles.
Women would not gain equal rights before the law in European constitutions until the 20th century, despite calls for equality dating back to the 18th century.
Thirteen staff members at the Stadthaushotel in Hamburg, all with disabilities, work together to maintain the hotel's operations and support each other daily.
Nearly half a million Berliners gathered to hear President John F. Kennedy speak at the Berlin Wall on June 26, 1963, during a critical moment in the Cold War.
A crowd gathers in Tottenham to mark the anniversary of Mark Duggan's death, calling for justice for him and others who died in police custody.
