FAQ About Marian Anderson
How did Marian Anderson contribute to the civil rights movement?
Marian Anderson contributed to the civil rights movement by using her platform as a respected artist to challenge racial segregation. Her 1939 performance at the Lincoln Memorial, organized after she was denied entry to Constitution Hall, was a powerful protest against racial discrimination. Throughout her career, she also participated in numerous events advocating for racial equality and inspired future generations of African American artists.
