1914–1965
Biography · Civil Rights
Indiana Little
1897–1970
United States
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Biography
Indiana Little (1897–1970) was an activist for the voting rights of Black Americans. She is most well known for leading a large march to the voting registrar's office in Birmingham, Alabama on Monday, January 18, 1926. The numbers at the march range from hundreds to one thousand. Little was arrested and released on a bond of $300 or $5456 in USD today.
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