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Organization for abolishing and outlawing racial discrimination and segregation.
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A fraternal organization that went against harsh treatment of negroes and make an independent black nation in Africa with a motto "One God! One Aim! One Destiny!"
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An executive order made by Franklin D. Roosevelt to help abolish segregation in the U.S workforce.
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An organization to help race relations and end discrimination policies by direct-action projects.
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An executive order by Harry S. Truman to desegregate the military, letting blacks be soldiers.
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A case fighting against segregation in public schools.
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The murder of African American Emmett Till for accused offending a white woman became the Civil Rights' icon.
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An organization of a way to aid in the cause of the Civil Rights Movement in a passive way after James Lawson got kicked out of school for lunch counter sit-ins.
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Little Rock 9 were a group of black kids who entered an all-white school to promote racial equality in schools.
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A group of black kids who sat at a white-only lunch counter at a diner with the police not doing anything to stop them.
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The 1st televised presidential debates to be aired on television, with the candidates not looking so well, but John F. Kennedy won.
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An attack on a Greyhound bus carrying racially united Freedom Riders in Anniston, Alabama to desegregate interstate buses.
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A failed protest march created by thousands of kids left school to stop the city's segregation laws that went through police dogs, fire hoses, and arrests.
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A speech made by Martin Luther King Jr. to call for the end of racism by saying that all men are created equal.
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The assassination of President John F. Kennedy during a motorcade in a campaign visit.
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The abduction and murder of 3 civil rights workers in segregated Mississippi to stop racism by the K.K.K.
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A non-violent march from Selma to Montgomery to let African Americans have the right to vote.
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A riot that occurred when a black motorist was arrested by a white cop for suspected DWI.
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A revolutionary political organization for full employment, good housing and education, no police brutality, and blacks to be free from the military.
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Martin Luther King Jr., leader of the Civil Rights Movement was assassinated, angering blacks and followed up a period of national mourning.
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The assassination of John F. Kennedy's brother, Robert F. Kennedy, U.S attorney general and senator, shot several times by Palestinian Sirhan Sirhan.
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A non-profit organization that focuses on bringing justice to hate groups like the K.K.K. by filling civil suits to end racism.
