Center for Civil and Human Rights

Atlanta's place in the American Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s is set apart by a flawlessly imagined translation focus/gallery that places this epic battle into the more prominent overall development for human rights. The Center for Civil and Human Rights investigates the historical backdrop of Jim Crow laws with genuine TV reports, discourses, photographs, recordings, individual records, and intuitive encounters that carry guests into the battle. Representations and stories of their work respect men and ladies who lost their lives in the struggle.The Human Rights Movement exhibition conveys the story into the more extensive picture of human rights around the world: Apartheid in South Africa, ladies' rights, the privileges of youngsters and others, rousing guests to consider the privileges of people all over.