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It legalized segregation as long as both facilities were equal in quality.
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the Supreme Court basically said segregation was legal.
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the national association of advancement of colored people was a civil rights organisation that worked to get justice for African Americans.
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These were fights between ethical white Americans and black Americans. Many ended up injured or killed.
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it said racial segregation in schools was unconstitutional.
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The Supreme Court stated that segregation in schools was un-constitutional even if both schools were equal in quality.
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A boy who went down south and said goodbye to a girl and he got murdered for it. Justice was not served.
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It was a boycott on the segregated public transit system in Alabama.
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it was a protest to show the unfair segregation on the busses in Alabama.
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nine kids were put into an all white school to mark the beginning of desegregation in schools.
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Nine African American kids were enrolled in the Little Rock High School as the beginning of desegregation in the schools.
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They were non-violent protests where people would occupy a space for a long period of time
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They were people who would ride the busses to segregated states.
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The march was in hope to bring national attention to the segregation in Alabama.
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it was to gain rights for African Americans economically.
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The right of united states citizens to vote in any primary or other election.
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De Facto means something is true by fact and De Jure means something is true by law. when the 24th amendment was passed segregation wasn't a law anymore but cities were still segregated because thats what the leaders wanted.
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It got basic rights for African Americans that everyone deserves such as no segregation in school or voting.
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He was an African American Muslim who fought for equal rights for all races.
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The march was to fight for the right to carry out a protest.
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It outlawed discriminatory voting practices such as literacy tests in the states that require them.
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it prohibited racial discrimination in voting.
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A political party the worked to change segregation and civil rights
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He was an African American Baptist minister who fought for civil rights and led the civil rights movement.
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He was an African American lawyer and was the first African American to serve on the supreme court.
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She was a Civil rights activist who is best known for refusing to give up her seat on a public bus.
