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Everyone shall have the right to vote, no matter based on race, ethnicity, previous condition of servitude. -
Women shall have the right to vote no matter on race, sex, or job title. -
The abolishment of slavery, and involuntary of servitude, except as punishment or crime. Slavery shall not exist in the United States. -
Rights of citizenship, due process of law, and equal protection of the law. The 14th amendment has become one of the most used amendments in court to date regarding the equal protection clause. -
Was an academic institution for African Americans during the 19th century. -
The supreme court decision constitutionally of racial segregation. Under the “separate but equal.” -
Is a civil organization in the United States to advance justice for African Americans. -
Those in the military shall receive the same opportunity as everyone skin color, sex, origin, and religion cannot affect opportunity. -
The Supreme court would say separating children in the school system because of color was unconstitutional. Even if the seperated schools have equal quality. -
African American men, and women would refuse to give up their seat for a White men on a bus in Alabama. -
The National Guard was ordered to prevent African American students from enrolling at central high school. -
It is a African American civil rights organization closely associated with Martin Luther King Jr. -
This act was set for Congress to look into Civil Rights violations cases, and authorized the prosecution for those who violated the right to vote for United State citizens. -
Was a series of nonviolent protests of African American’s sitting in Only White diners, and local establishments. -
It was Mexican-American art that would be put on local establishments, Schools, and public venues. -
It coordinated youth-led nonviolent, direct-action protests against segregation. -
Were 400 volunteers who would ride public scheduled busses for 7 months through the South to test a 1960 Supreme court decision. -
The letter served as a tangible, reproducible account of the long road to freedom in a movement that was largely centered around actions and spoken words. -
He labored on farms for low wages and under severe conditions. Chavez and his United Farm Workers union battled California grape growers by holding nonviolent protests -
First proposed by the national women’s political party in 1923, this amendment provided legal equality of sexes, and prohibits discrimination.