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Rosa Parks, right, is kissed by Coretta Scott King, as she received the Martin Luther King, Jr. Non-violent Peace Prize in Atlanta, Jan. 14, 1980. Parks, who refused to give up her
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The Nobel Prize on Twitter: ""A great step forward in removing all of the remaining obstacles to the right to vote.” US President Lyndon B Johnson, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Martin Luther
