When were firehoses turned on children in a civil rights demonstration in Birmingham?

Firehoses were turned on children during a civil rights demonstration in Birmingham, Alabama, on May 2, 1963. This event was part of the Birmingham Campaign, aimed at ending racial segregation in the city. The brutal response from law enforcement, including the use of firehoses and police dogs, garnered national attention and outrage, highlighting the harsh realities of racial discrimination in the United States.