The Long Walk to Freedom, a public art exhibit of Community Works, explores a crucial time in our history - the 60s - when ordinary people did extraordinary things. The exhibition features photographs, archival materials, quotes and artwork to highlight the contributions of 16 civil rights activists who changed the face of our nation. The example of their lives provides a blueprint for future activism for young people today. The exhibition is based on a two-year series of workshops conducted at the Computer School in Manhattan as part of Community Works' Making a Difference program.

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