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a series of court cases that challenged the constitutionlity of seprate but equal
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A protest out side the wihte house demanding that the president respond to civil right advocates
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Sweatt applided for law school at the Universtity of Texas and was denided insdead a serprate school was created for blacks
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A committee made by the president to study racial disrimination and suggest federal solutions
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Marshall was the NAACP attorney who argued the Sweatt case
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The supreme Cournt over ruled the seprate but equal doctrine claiming that it was far but equal
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The Supreme court made a stronger ruling demanding the public school to desegragate "with all deliberate speed"
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Rosa after refusing to give her seat to a white passenger on a bus was arrested this gave the the Former NAACP leader E. D. Nixon the chance to challenge the bus segregation law
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In 1956 the U.S. Supreme court ruled the Montgomery's segregated bus system illegal
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The school board in Little Rock Arkansas selected nine outstanding African American students to attend Central High School
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Elizabath was not allowed to enter the School and was froced to face a large angry mob
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The Supreme Court ordered the University of Mississippi to Accept James as its first African American Student
