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The "Separate but different" law did not violate the 14th amendment, that meant that all Americans were treated equally.
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He was a coucel of the NAACP, he used his job(judge) to make everybody equal including African American
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NAACP and its an organization that is trying to advance the justice for African American
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She was a civil activist that refused to surrender her seat to a white passenger at Montgomery, Alabama,
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He is known for fighting for the African American rights
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All these guys were very influential and helped a lot a people
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He was accused of whistling at a woman when he was 14 years old
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Supreme Court establish a law that said racial segregation in public schools should be unconstutional.
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African American activist were trying to get the rights that the 14th and 15th amendment promised them.
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Group of nine African American students that were enrolled in the Little Rock High school
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Protest in Greensboro led to the Woolworth department to remove the policy of racial segregation in the Southern states
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Civil Rights activists that took interstate buses to go to segregated Southern United states
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It was a movement to bring attention towards the integration efforts of African Americans in Brimingham
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Purpose of the march was to work towards the rights of the African American population
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Outlawed the discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex or nationlaity
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De facto existed because of segregation during voluntary activities and neighbors. De jure, segregation existed because of local laws that mandated the segregation.
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prohibition of any poll taxes in elections for federal elections
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Right to go outside and protest
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It outlawed the discriminatory voting practices that many southern states were doing.
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Is an organization for Self Defense, founded by Bobby Seale
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Areas of cities with people from different backgrounds
