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  The movie “Selma” has sparked debate among historians and civil rights leaders about the relationship between President Lyndon B. Johnson and Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and their roles in the passage of the Voting Rights Act.
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Special “Newsies” Presale Offer for Newseum Members

Newseum members, watch your inboxes for an exclusive presale offer to see “Newsies” at the National Theatre this summer!
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Civil Rights Superhero: An Evening with John Lewis

“March: Book Two” featured in Newseum Civil Rights Exhibit

Rep. John Lewis’s graphic novel-style memoir recounts his experiences in the civil rights movement, including the historic march from Selma to Montgomery, Ala., in 1965.
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Collecting, Preserving Memorable Newspapers

Newseum print news archivist Kathryn Wilmot explains how and why the Newseum acquired copies of Charlie Hebdo and offers tips to new collectors on how to preserve the memento for years to come.
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