St. Augustine 1964
The St. Augustine Wade-Ins of 1964 were civil rights protests against segregation in Florida’s beaches. Led by activists, including Dr. Robert Hayling and supporters of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Black demonstrators peacefully entered whites-only beaches to challenge racial barriers. On June 25, a wade-in at St. Augustine Beach turned violent when a white mob attacked the protesters while law enforcement stood by. The brutal backlash gained national attention and helped build momentum for the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which was signed into law shortly after.
Product Highlights
- Super comfy 5.3 oz 100% combed cotton
- 3D Print
- Official 3D In Visible Ink logo
- Ships with QR Code to learn more about history.
Description
The St. Augustine Wade-Ins of 1964 were civil rights protests against segregation in Florida’s beaches. Led by activists, including Dr. Robert Hayling and supporters of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Black demonstrators peacefully entered whites-only beaches to challenge racial barriers. On June 25, a wade-in at St. Augustine Beach turned violent when a white mob attacked the protesters while law enforcement stood by. The brutal backlash gained national attention and helped build momentum for the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which was signed into law shortly after.
General
| Shirt | Cotton |
| Decor Type | Twill Print |
| Model | St.Aug |
| Color | Teal |
| Comfort Grade | Soft |
| Weight (oz) | 5.3oz |
| Fit Type | Unisex/Relax |
| QR Code | YES |
Additional information
| Size | XS, Small, Medium, Large, XL, 2XL, 3XL |
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