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The case that said segregation was legal as long as public places had things for each race.
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The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People helped colored people fight for equal rights.
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The Court ruled that state laws of segregation in public schools was unconstitutional.
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Practice of racial segregation.
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Instead of riding the segregated busses, African Americans decided to boycott them and walk everywhere until the busses went out of business which ford them to unsegregated them.
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Emmett Till was a boy from South Side Chicago, who went to visit his uncle in Mississippi and was brutally murdered after "flirting" with a white woman.
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Rosa Parks was an African American who wouldn't give up her seat for a white man, which started the Bus Boycott.
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They all wanted equal rights, but to achieve this goal they all tried with no violence.
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There were 9 students who started the integration in schools.
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Civil rights activists who rode busses into the segregated states to challenge the Supreme Court who wasn't enforcing desegregation.
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The 24th Amendment was to abolish poll taxes.
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This march was done to bring attention to desegregate public places in Alabama.
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This march was held in Washington for the equal rights of African American jobs and freedom.
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Nonviolent protests in southern states.
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Malcolm was a human rights activist who helped push for African American rights.
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These Race Riots were led by white people against African Americans.
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This prohibited discrimination on race, religion, gender, or orientation.
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This march fought for the right to carry out their protest for African American voting rights.
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This act prohibited prejudice voting practices in southern states.
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They were African American people protecting their people from police brutality in their own neighborhoods.
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Thurgood was a council of the NAACP who was brought in to help win the case of "Brown vs Board of Education" to stop segregation in schools.
