-
slavery was outlawed
-
-
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.
-
rights are not determined by a persons skin color
-
private historical african american college was created
-
created racial discrimination laws
-
civil rights group
-
voting rights
-
equal rights regardless of gender
-
abolished discrimination
-
no racial segregation in schools
-
protest of racially segregated buses
-
civil rights movement group led by MLK
-
1st 9 african american students when racial segregation in schools ended
-
1st federal civil rights legislation passed by the U.S
-
protesting restaurants who racially discriminate
-
nonviolent student civil right activist group
-
mexican american civil rights activist group
-
civil rights activists that rode the buses down south
-
mexican american activist
-
letter written from MLK while he was serving time in prison
-
mlk’s famous i have a dream speech
-
must pay taxes to vote
-
ended segregation
-
protest against discrimination of african americans
-
political party
-
he was appointed to the supreme court bench
-
prohibited racial discrimination in voting
-
mlk was shot to death
-
civil rights for american indians
-
1st women appointed to the supreme court
-
1st latina female appointed