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abolished slavery 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. -
citizens cannot be denied voting rights because of race, color, or previous history -
Training African American students for education -
upheld constitutionality of segregation because of “separate but equal” -
ensures political, educational, equality of minority groups citizens in US -
Gave women the right to vote -
Abolished discrimination on the basis of race, color, and religion -
Racial segregation was ruled unconstitutional and violated 14th amendment -
13 month mass protest ending with Supreme Court ruling segregation on buses unconstitutional -
Coordinate and assist local organizations for the full equality of African Americans in all aspects of American life -
gave federal law enforcers the power to prevent racial discrimination in employment, voting, and public facilities -
peaceful protest against racial discrimination -
Mlk wanted to create jobs and equal freedom for African Americans -
ended mandatory tax poll that prevented African Americans from voting -
got rid of discrimination on the basis of Race,color, religion, and sex -
ensured that African Americans could exercise their rights to vote in southern states -
This group was created to show that black people can have wealth, technology, and fighting power to level the playing field. -
American Indians spoke out about the unemployment, and racial segregation amongst their people -
His death created anger amongst black americans, caused riots and non-peaceful protests to breakout out