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Was a convention in New York being the first womens rights convention which discussed the social, civil, and religious conditions.
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This Amendment abolished slavery, as well as involintary solitude unless a crime has been comitted.
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This Amendment was directed towards equal protection under law in order to ensure equalty among the state and people.
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This Admendment proibits the government from restricting a citizen the right to vote based off of race, color, or previous servitude.
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Granted women the right to vote under equality improvments.
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Ruled that racial segregation was unconstitutional due to the "seperate but equal" doctrine. Created equalty mostly among whites and blacks.
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Was a African American civil rights organization created to ensure political, social, educational, and economic equality to eliminate racial discrimination and hatred
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This Admendment prohibits the government from restricting a citizen the right to vote based on sex.
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Revoked President Trumans Executive Order 9835 and redefined the perimeters of investigating a federal agent that posed security risks.
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Ruled that segregation within schools is unconstitutional and required imediate desegregation allowing for white and blacks to attend the same schools.
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Was the first Supreme Court ruling to deal with homosexuality and free speech respect towards homosexuals.
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Was the first state to repeal heterosexual persecution seen mostly in gay men, allowed them to live more freely.
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This Amendment prohibits congress and state from requiring a poll tax during a federal election.
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Outlawed any discrimination on a citizen based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin.
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Prohibited racial discrimination in voting and was enacted during the height of the Civil Rights Race movement.
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Violent demostrators from the gay commity lashed out during a police raid in Manhattan, New York. Was first major gay liberation outburst.
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Prohibited the discrimination of sex in any athletic or educational atmosphere, if one was subject to unequal representation between men and women than they would be subject to loss of funding.
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The Board of Trustees determined that homosexuality was not a mental illness.
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Was issued in the marines and army stating that as long as one did not commit a gay act or announced that one was gay than they were allowed to be a part of the corps. Also they stopped asking ones sexual preference while recruiting.
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Allows states to refuse same sex marriage otherwise allowed legally in other states.
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Allows for same sex couples to marry which gives them more rights.
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Prohibited any personel from discrimating about any gay person in the corps giving them a relaxation in persecution mostly to gay men.
