The original RLM illustration shown on this puzzle, “Lunch Counter,” is based on a famous photograph of a lunch counter sit-in in Jackson, Mississippi in 1963, in which both black and white students took part. Despite violent assaults by white mobs and the risk of prison time, the sit-in movement helped win key demands of the Black Freedom struggle.
The puzzle is 16×20″ and has 513 pieces. For serious puzzle aficionados, get one of our other puzzles at the same time to save on shipping.
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| Poster Dimensions | 16×20" Puzzle |
|---|---|
| Union Made? | Unlike most of our products, this puzzle is unfortunately not union-made. If you know of a union manufacturer for puzzles – please let us know! |
| SKU | puzz3 |
| Categories | Puzzles, What To Do In A Pandemic |
| Tags | activity, black freedom, black history, black liberation, civil disobedience, civil rights, jackson, lunch counter, mississippi, protest, puzzle, racial justice, segregation, sit-ins |
