lifeのインスタグラム(life) - 9月26日 02時23分

Very few non-violent civil disobedience tactics of the late 1950s and early 1960s were as brilliantly simple in conception and as effective in execution as the sit-ins that rocked cities and towns from Texas and Oklahoma to Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina and beyond. Some sit-ins — at lunch counters, state houses and other public and private venues — were more confrontational than others; some lasted longer than others; some were more high-profile than others. But all of them required a certain kind of courage and a communal willingness to sacrifice that were hallmarks of the Civil Rights Movement in America from the very first. Pictured here is an outtake from the Sept. 19, 1960 feature on Civil Rights - a peaceful protest in Petersburg, Va. Standing front and center is student and civil rights activist Virginius B. Thorton. (Howard Sochurek—The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images)

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