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there shouldn't be slavery or any involuntary servitude.
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All people that are born in the United States are free. This included former slaves.
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People who wanted to vote should not be denied the rights to do so.
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Case of the supreme court that upheld racial segregation laws for the public under the doctrine "separate but equal."
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This was a court case that challenged racial segregation in Orange County.
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People wanted public schools.
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A boy was kidnapped and murdered this gained support for racial support in the South.
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Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat in a bus.
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thirty thousand people gathered on the steps of the Lincoln memorial to commemorate the brown vs board of education.
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50 sticks of dynamite exploded on the steps of Hebrew Benevolent congregation.
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black colleges organized a series of sit-ins to protest the city's legally sanctioned segregation.
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students initiated the direct action phase of the city's Civil Rights movement.
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officials of Georgia tech began to plot a integration.
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a group of students departed Washington D.C. by bus to test local compliance
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the residents of Albany Georgia launched a campaign to eliminate segregation.