October 7, 1954: Marian Anderson Was the First Black Singer Hired by the Metropolitan Opera - Lifetime
Marian Anderson and the Concert at the Lincoln Memorial | Smithsonian Music
Denied A Stage, She Sang For A Nation : NPR
Marian Anderson and Constitution Hall (U.S. National Park Service)
How Connecticut's Marian Anderson Set An Example of Art Surpassing Politics | Connecticut Public
Marian Anderson and the Easter Sunday Concert, April 9, 1939 – Rediscovering Black History
Marian Anderson Singing Before The Lincoln Memorial - 1952 Photograph by War Is Hell Store - Fine Art America
Marian Anderson in Performance: A Visual (and Musical) Story | Picture This
Marian Anderson Sings at Lincoln Memorial: 1939 # 2 | Flickr
Marian Anderson singing at Lincoln Memorial. I have this postcard. | African american history, Women in history, History icon
The concert at the Lincoln Memorial that changed America | The Seattle Times
Marian Anderson Sings to 75,000 on 9 April 1939 - The official blog of Newspapers.com
The Sound of Freedom: Marian Anderson, the Lincoln Memorial, and the Concert That Awakened America : Arsenault, Raymond: Amazon.it: Libri
This Historic Marian Anderson Performance Made Her an Icon of the Civil Rights Movement | American Masters | PBS
The Sound of Freedom: Marian Anderson at the Lincoln Memorial | Timeless
Denied A Stage, She Sang For A Nation : NPR
Eleanor Roosevelt and Marian Anderson - FDR Presidential Library & Museum
Marian Anderson's Operatic Career Honored In Memorial Concert | WUSF
Marian Anderson: Of Thee We Sing
From the Archives: George Shirley Interviews Marian Anderson | Operavore | WQXR
La cantante lirica Marian Anderson sta di fronte alla statua di Lincoln presso il Lincoln Memorial a Washington D.C., il sito di Foto stock - Alamy
Marian Anderson (1897-1993) americano africano contralto canto presso il Lincoln Memorial, Washington, la Domenica di Pasqua 1939 Foto stock - Alamy
Marian Anderson, race and the kumbaya moment at the Lincoln Memorial - The Washington Post
History Unfolded: US Newspapers and the Holocaust
