Mayor Richard J. Daley seated with a group of African American ministers discussing civil rights. Transcribed from back of photo: Cornell Capa, 196 Magnum Photos, 72 West 45th Street, N.Y.C. 36

View of a crowd at a civil rights rally. A number of signs with UAW in large letters are visible.

A counter-demonstrator makes a rude face and holds up a sign reading: Where Are White Civil Rights? at an Open Housing March in the Bogan neighborhood of Chicago, Illinois, 1966.

Portrait of civil rights activist Addie L. Wyatt.

Martin Luther King, Jr. speaks from a car to a crowd assembled along a neighborhood street.

Portrait of civil rights leader Bayard Rustin. Available as negative

Ronald S. Miller was born in 1931 and grew up in Chicago's Albany Park community, the son of a fur shop owner. Mr. Miller discussed his extensive career as an attorney. He developed the firm of Miller…

Rev. Calvin Morris The Reverend Calvin Morris speaking. Morris served as Jesse Jackson's lieutenant in the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)'s Operation Breadbasket. Available as negativ…

Marion Henley of the Chicago Urban League.

Mrs. Thelma Hill, of Opportunities Industrialization Center (OIC) Thelma Hill (center) clasps hands with two unidentified men. A poster on the wall behind her reads "Support Your Urban League - 1971 M…

Meeting of the Women's Division of the Chicago Urban League. Available as negative

Activist and educator Arnita Y. Boswell (second from right) with a group of women. Available as negative

Preparing for the launch of the Englewood Community Congress are, left to right: Otis Flynn, John Hall, Marion Henley, the Reverend Howard Tuite, Tim Black, Robert Henley, Jr., Hattie Hill, unidentifi…

Portrait of 5th Ward Democratic Alderman and civil rights activist Leon Despres. Available as negative

Portrait of real estate entrepreneur and civil rights activist Dempsey J. Travis. Available as negative

Crowd gathered on a street to hear speakers: Martin Luther King, Jr. is on the platform, second from the left; Bernard LaFayette is on King's left.

Civil rights leader and educator Reverend Dr. C. T. Vivian speaks at a microphone. Available as negative

A crowd of people rally outside on a plaza, holding signs calling for jobs and equal rights.

A crowd of people march along a sidewalk holding signs calling for jobs and equal rights.

Breakthrough Urban Ministries, a community based organization that provides social services on Chicago's West Side, and the Chicago History Museum collaborated on this oral history project. The Museum…