1963 Racial Justice Sit-Ins
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1963 Racial Justice Sit-Ins
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When the Philadelphia Home Rule Charter was adopted in 1951, it established a new governmental body specifically tasked with ending race discrimination in hiring. But a decade later, little had changed. The Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) took on the fight to change this.
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