C. T. Vivian

1924–2020 (age 96)

Civil rights leader and minister

Biography

C. T. Vivian was a distinguished civil rights leader and minister whose courageous activism helped shape the course of American history. He played a vital role in the Civil Rights Movement, demonstrating unwavering commitment to justice and equality through both his words and actions.

His contributions to advancing civil rights and his spiritual leadership left an enduring impact on countless individuals and communities seeking to build a more just society.

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