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Celebrating Victory: NAACP Image Award Win for “How to Sue the Klan” and Honoring the Courage of the Chattanooga Five!

From a bold story that demanded its due recognition to winning an illustrious NAACP Image Award, this achievement marks an extraordinary milestone. "How to Sue the Klan" has not only illuminated a vital piece of history but also celebrated the incredible courage of the Chattanooga Five: Fannie Mae Crumsey, Opal Jackson, Viola Ellison, Lela Mae Evans, and Katherine Johnson. Their defiance against the KKK stands as a testament to the power of ordinary people to confront and overcome great adversity. With gratitude to the NAACP, the voters, our audiences, and the outstanding crew, this award symbolizes the triumph of justice and resilience. This recognition is a powerful reminder that, together, we possess the strength to challenge injustice and inspire future generations. Discover more about this compelling narrative and share in our victory by visiting TheCivilCase.com. #NAACPImageAwards #HowToSueTheKlan #ChattanoogaFive #CivilRights #Justice #HistoryMade #CommunityStrength #Inspiration #FilmAchievement #AwardWinningFilm

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