Center for Culture & Arts
1968 – The Year That Rocked Washington
- Great Hall
Through the stories of remarkable individuals, the exhibit highlights how everyday citizens helped shape the future of Washington state—and the nation. These are stories of people who stood firm in the courage of their convictions to push for justice, equity, and progress.
Meet Ralph Munro, who championed the rights of people with disabilities. Learn about Polly Dyer’s tireless work to protect Washington’s natural wilderness. Discover the legacies of Art Fletcher and Maxine Mimms, who broke barriers to improve educational and employment opportunities for African Americans.
Alongside these figures are 15 more inspiring stories of determination, resilience, and change.
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