The Rev. James Lawson, key architect of the Civil Rights Movement, dies at 95

Martin Luther King Jr. called civil rights pioneer, the Rev. James Lawson, the leading theorist and strategist of nonviolence.

Related Keywords

Uniontown ,Pennsylvania ,United States ,Oberlin College ,Ohio ,Baldwin Wallace College ,California ,Alabama ,Central High School ,Georgia ,Berea ,Lab ,Syria ,India ,American ,John Lewis ,Mahatma Gandhi ,Martin Luther King Jr ,James Bevel ,Mason Temple ,Martin Luther King ,Bernard Lafayette ,Jim Lawson ,Diane Nash ,James Earl Ray ,James Morris Lawson Jr ,Los Angeles ,James Lawson ,Rosa Parks ,John Lewi ,J Morris Lawson ,School Of Theology At Oberlin College ,Vanderbilt University In Nashville ,Vanderbilt University ,James Lawson Institute For The Research ,Lorraine Motel ,Violent Coordinating Committee ,Holman United Methodist Church ,Nashville Sit Ins ,Freedom Rides ,Birmingham Children ,Southern California ,Morris Lawson ,Graduate School ,Mark Humphrey ,Little Rock Nine ,Central High ,Georgia Congressman John Lewis ,Student Non Violent Coordinating Committee ,King Led Southern Christian Leadership Conference ,Racial Equity ,James Earl ,Black Lives ,James Lawson Institute ,