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By this year, every state had passed legislation granting married women the rights to keep their own wages and to own property in their own name.
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Refuse to order the board to register African Americans to vote
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of Montana, is the first women to be elected to the U.S. House of Representative
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open a birth control clinic in Brooklyn, she won her suit in New York to allow doctors to advise married patients about birth control and their health
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Women won the right to vote
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He breaks Major League Baseball's color barrier when he is signed to the Brooklyn Dodgers by Branch Rickey
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Refuse to give her seat at the front of the colored section of a bus to a white passenger
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Nine black students were blocked from entering the school. Despite a year with violence threat, they manage to graduate from Central High
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Hundreds of thousands of Americans took part in the March on Washington to call for racial equality
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Prohibits the denial or restrictions of the rights to vote, and forbids discriminatory voting practices nationwide
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Federal agencies and contractors must take active measures to ensure that women as well minorities enjoy the same educational and employment opportunities as white males
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A U.S. court of appeals rules that jobs held by women and men need to be substantially equal
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The magazine became the major forum for feminist voice
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Established a women's right to safe legal abortion, overriding the anti-abortion laws of many states
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Prohibits discrimination in consumer credit card practices on the bases of sex, race, martial status, religion, national origin, age, or receipt of public assistance
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employments discrimination against pregnant women.Under the act, women cannot be fired or denied a job or a promotion because she is or may become pregnant, nor can be forced to take a pregnancy test and cannot leave if she is willing and able to work.
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becomes the first american women to be sent to space
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signed the law to protect persons with disabilities from discrimination in many aspects of living, including employment, education, and access to public accommodations.
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gave employees the right to take time off from work in order to care for a new born ( or recently adopted ) child, or to look after an ill family member
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The large and powerful department in task with protecting the U.S. against terrorist attacks.
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Millions of immigrants and their supporters take to the streets to protest against plans to criminalize illegal immigrants
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Democrats in congress succeed in passing a bill on health care
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Declare same-sex marriage legal in all 50 states
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Restricting visas for people seeking to enter the U.S. from certain Muslim-Majority countries, and barring funding for cities that shelter illegal immigrants
