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What you should know about the legacy of Julian Bond

The career of noted politician and civil rights leader Julian Bond spans several decades, from his combined 20 years in both the Georgia House of Representatives and Senate to his later chairmanship of the NAACP. Here's a look back via our AJC photo archives. All photos include original captions. In January 1966, Julian Bond is not seated at the state legislature because of his opposition to the Vietnam War.

Credit: Bill Wilson / AJC File

Credit: Bill Wilson / AJC File

The career of noted politician and civil rights leader Julian Bond spans several decades, from his combined 20 years in both the Georgia House of Representatives and Senate to his later chairmanship of the NAACP. Here's a look back via our AJC photo archives. All photos include original captions. In January 1966, Julian Bond is not seated at the state legislature because of his opposition to the Vietnam War.
By Lauren Colley
Jan 30, 2018

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