Edward R. Fields and James Murray, hang an effigy of Martin Luther King Jr. outside the party’s headquarters in Birmingham, Alabama, on May 6, 1963. (74/75)

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Edward R. Fields and James Murray, hang an effigy of Martin Luther King Jr. outside the party's headquarters in Birmingham, Alabama, on May 6, 1963.

They were members of the National States Rights Party, Counter-protesting against civil rights demonstrations.

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