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Clara Luper was a prominent figure in the American Civil Rights Movement, known for her leadership in desegregating establishments through nonviolent sit-in protests. She played a pivotal role in the 1958 Oklahoma City sit-in movement, leading to the overturning of segregation policies. Luper continued to lead various sit-ins in Oklahoma City until 1964 and was involved in national civil rights movements during the 1960s. Her dedication to achieving first-class citizenship for all was evident in her tireless efforts to challenge discriminatory practices and promote equality.