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they killed my boyfriend. reporter: just 40 seconds after the last shot was fired, her 4-year-old daughter in the back seat, castile s girlfriend diamond reynolds began streaming video live on facebook from her cellphone while the world watched. and the officer just shot him in his arm. get the female passenger out! ma am, exit the car right now with your hands up! exit now! keep them up! keep them up! where s my daughter? you got my daughter? face away from me and walk backwards. we know how the story goes. he was reaching for the gun, i had to shoot him. we know that. she knew that, and she refused to let that be the narrative. she s going to force people to bear witness to this and to see something that has largely been rendered as being invisible in this country. it s okay. i m right here with you. reporter: before the world ever heard of philando castile or any of the other young black men whose public killings awakened the consciousness of

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you tell them white folk in mississippi that all the scared niggers are dead. reporter: after selma, fractures within the movement began to show as a more militant group of activists gained traction. do you think you ll be able to keep it nonviolent, dr. king? yes, i think so. mr. carmichael, are you as committed to the nonviolent approach as dr. king is? no, i am not. why aren t you? well, i just don t see it as a way of life. i never have. reporter: newly annointed sncc chairman stokely carmichael spoke for a younger generation when he issued a battle cry. don t be afraid. don t be ashamed. we want black power! we want black power! black power! it was here in mississippi this summer that carmichael with his cry for black power first became a national figure and to many a frightening one. we want black power. it s two words that come to capture a whole host of white

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people like brittany, who served on our police task force in the wake of ferguson has led many of the protests. the beginning of our work in ferguson was simply to help people understand that there really is a problem, that racism is not dead no matter who was in the white house at the time. some of our tactics were still rooted in the traditions of the civil rights movement. but given that this is the next chapter, things evolve. we weren t going to sing i shall not be moved and we shall overcome. we re going to play lil boosie. our streets. we re not carrying protest signs, we re wearing protest tees. to wear your sunday best, that was a strategic move in the civil rights movement, but i shouldn t have to dress my best for you to see me as a human being. reporter: when black lives matter activists objected to the

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1121 cross street in little rock, and the new school day is dawning. reporter: a year after the montgomery bus boycott, little rock became the stage for the next drama of the movement when local naacp leaders hand-picked nine black students and pressured the school board to enroll them at all white central high school. they were challenging the city to comply with the supreme court s 1954 decision in brown vs. board of education where the court ruled that all public schools must be integrated. ernest green, age 16, 12th grade. when they said, are you interested in transferring to central, i said, hey, why not? my attitude was that change was coming, i want to be a part of it. i m ready to change the face of the south. reporter: the story took an

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