Sit-In Black History Magnet Educational Inspirational Empowerment Backpack Pin

1.25-inch Magnet On February 1, 1960, four young Black men sat down at a Woolworth lunch counter and asked to be served. Though they were refused service; they came back again and again. Their actions and bravery of thousands of students across the country gave birth to the American Sit-In Movement.  Eventually, Woolworth along with countless other businesses were forced to end their demeaning practice of separate but equal. This pin button represents the pride that many felt when America began to desegregate. Celebrate the courage and determination of so many Americans who have fought and continue to fight for 100% citizenship. This refrigerator magnet is ideal for students, teachers, and anyone interested in promoting the untold stories of American History. Magnet Round magnet. Image size is 1.25-inch or 32mm This image was formatted in a high-quality resolution 300dpi. Printed on Epson Premium Presentation Matte or Canon Pixma Matte Photo paper. Colors may vary slightly from monito