![Raymond Parks standing, second from left, with three men, in front of the "Atlas Barber & Beauty" shop, Montgomery, Alabama, where he worked as a barber] | Library of Congress](http://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/service/pnp/ppmsca/38900/38927v.jpg "Raymond Parks standing, second from left, with three men, in front of the \"Atlas Barber & Beauty\" shop, Montgomery, Alabama, where he worked as a barber] | Library of Congress")
Raymond Parks standing, second from left, with three men, in front of the "Atlas Barber & Beauty" shop, Montgomery, Alabama, where he worked as a barber] | Library of Congress
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