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The Black Christmas Boycott, also known as the Christmas Sacrifice, in Greenville, North Carolina was a non-violent demonstration of the Civil Rights Movement in 1963 during the months of November and December.

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rdfs:comment	The Black Christmas Boycott, also known as the Christmas Sacrifice, in Greenville, North Carolina was a non-violent demonstration of the Civil Rights Movement in 1963 during the months of November and December. (en)
dcterms:subject	Civil rights movement Boycotts Greenville, North Carolina 1963 in North Carolina 1963 protests November 1963 events in the United States December 1963 events in the United States Protest tactics Christianity-related controversies History of racism in North Carolina
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has abstract	The Black Christmas Boycott, also known as the Christmas Sacrifice, in Greenville, North Carolina was a non-violent demonstration of the Civil Rights Movement in 1963 during the months of November and December. The implementation of Jim Crow laws and the customs of racial segregation resulted in a lack of jobs for the members of the black community of Greenville; most businesses refused to hire black Americans during the holiday season. Following Dr. Martin Luther King’s practice of non-violence, the black community of Greenville organized a boycott of Christmas products, targeting downtown businesses that engaged in racially discriminatory hiring practices. They tried to avoid buying products such as Christmas gifts, lights, decorations, and specialty foods. Later, they settled on a Christmas blackout as another form of silent protest. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Black Christmas (boycott) Black Christmas William J. Hadden History of North Carolina Christmas lights
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