Harlem Civil Rights Walking Tour

The Civil Rights Movement of the 1960’s was a time of monumental change and Harlem served as both stage and player during the period. We will revisit a time when Blacks felt a closer association with Africa and a heightened since of racial pride – “BLACK POWER” was the slogan of choose for many. See the very mosque where Malcolm X was a leader, visit the church once lead by Wyatt Tee Walker (top aide to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.), visit energetic 125th street and take a picture in front the new statue dedicated to Adam Clayton Powell Jr. + more. Walk complimented with multimedia Civil Rights exhibition at the Harlem Heritage Tourism & Cultural Center.