Years passed, and Negro History Week was continuing to highlight the struggles, accomplishments, and history of African-Americans. During the Civil Rights Movement, the United States' focus was on the fight against segregation and racism. The increased demonstrations and protests, as well as the rise of prominent African-American figures such as Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks, gave Negro History Week and additional boost. This attention caused a big change in 1969.

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