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Rustin
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Rus·tin  (rstn), Bayard 1910-1987.
American civil rights leader and pacifist who organized the 1963 March on Washington.
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And Bayard Rustin who organized the Great March on Washington in 1963 that roused American public opinion to push for the landmark Civil Rights Act that abolished Southern segregation.
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Grant's The Flaming Fury of Bayard Rustin the Queen at the End of the Bar, 2008, a suite of twenty-four mixed-media panels reproducing parts of images culled from the High Museum's collection of civil rights-era photographs, sparely evokes the violence and tensions of the times.
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