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Separate, but equal
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Supreme court declaring state public school laws unconstitutional
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Huge roll in Montgomery bus boycott, "first lady of civil rights"
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African american workers refused to use public buses until segregation changes were made for equality on public transportation.
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9 African american students enrolled to an all white school, they were initially prevented the school and then the students, until the military came and forced to let the students in.
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Non violent protesters in all white stores/restaurants, eventually getting rid of some store segregation laws.
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Gandhi and MLK promoted non violent protest, and Thoreau protested against slavery in the 1800's,
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Civil rights activist riding public transport into segregated south.
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March for jobs and economic and civil rights for African Americans.
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Movement for integration of African Americans in segregated southern public schools.
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Outlaws discrimination based on race, gender, region.
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all US citizens are allowed to vote.
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Eliminated any racial inequality in voting.(in the south, literacy tests)
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Racial, economical, and political forces, made inner city poverty, of curse along with segregation created race riots.
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protest march from Selma Alabama to the state capital of Montgomery.
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De jure segregation was enforced by law(jim crow laws), and de facto segregation was not.
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muslim minister,Promoted human rights
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First African American judge.