Tuskegee Institute student Sammy Younge Jr.

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Tuskegee Institute student Sammy Younge Jr. was a young civil rights activist whose 1966 murder in Alabama made him the first Black college student killed in the Black liberation struggle, galvanizing national attention to the movement.

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instanceOf Tuskegee Institute student
civil rights activist
human
affiliation Tuskegee Institute
linked to: Tuskegee University
causeOfDeath homicide
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfDeath 1966
educatedAt Tuskegee Institute
linked to: Tuskegee University
ethnicGroup African American
linked to: Black Americans
familyName Younge
givenName Samuel
hasNotableEvent 1966 murder in Tuskegee, Alabama
impact galvanized national attention to the Black liberation struggle
killedIn Alabama
knownFor civil rights activism in Alabama
his 1966 murder that galvanized national attention to the civil rights movement
mannerOfDeath shot
movement Black liberation movement
Civil rights movement
notableFor being the first Black college student killed in the Black liberation struggle
occupation student
participantIn desegregation efforts in Alabama
voting rights activism
placeOfBirth Tuskegee, Alabama
placeOfDeath Tuskegee, Alabama
residence Tuskegee, Alabama
sexOrGender male
significantEvent became symbol of violence against Black students in the civil rights struggle

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