Kelsea Civil Rights Timeline

  • Dodger's HIRE Jackie Robinson

    Dodger's HIRE Jackie Robinson
    *Color line is a barrier that separates whites form none whites
    * Jackie Robinson and the Dodgers-break the color line
    *Robinson took the filed in 1947
  • Executive Order 9981

    Executive Order 9981
    *segregation- grouping people by race/belief
    * President Truman sings this Executive Order, it effects those in the military
    *Executive Order 9981 ends armed forces segregation
  • Brown v. Bored of Education Ruling

    Brown v. Bored of Education Ruling
    *Thurgood Marshall- Lead attorney of NNACP"S
    *A class-action lawsuit, or a persons who fight in court for the benefit of a larger group.
    *The brown case made schools and other public places unsegregated.
  • Integration of Central High School

    Integration of Central High School
    • Little Rock Nine- Nine African Americans enrolled in a all white school. *Two Hundred whites went to the Central school- Only Nine Blacks got enrolled to the central school. *This meant a lot for the blacks because they new that not many blacks got picked to go to a all whites school.
  • First Lunch Counter Sit-In

    First Lunch Counter Sit-In
    • Jim Crown Laws & Sit-In- Law to end racial segregation. *Blacks were getting the right to vote- Blacks we going to rester to vote and have rights as a human. *August- Congress passed the voting act- Meaning that blacks had the free to vote and have more rights as a human.
  • (CORE) Founded

    (CORE) Founded
    • Civil Rights- Equal rights to all people *Eventually abandoned the freedom riders after they were beaten *CORE made the freedom riders ti see if state were company to stop rasim
  • Birmingham Campaign

    Birmingham Campaign
    *SCLC- Christian leadership group for African Americans civil rights
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  • March on Washington

    March on Washington
    *NAACP-National Association for the Advancement of Colored People .
    *James Meredith- Started the March on Washington to help encourage African Americans to stand up for there rights
    *MLK- He even took a stand in the March to help the African Americans fight for there rights and freedom.
  • Civil Rights Act of 1964

    Civil Rights Act of 1964
    *Plessy v. Ferguson- Landmark constitutional law case
    * This was a fight to end racism all over- Meaning that blacks would have equal rights as white people did.
    *MLK did his I have a Dream speech- to help stand up for blacks rights and gain more freedom for the blacks.
  • Freedom Riders

    Freedom Riders
    *Civil Disobedience & SNCC- Refusal to obey a rule or law in a way to change it
    *Freedom Summer- Camping that helped blacks to vote and have more freedom to have equal rights as whites did.
    * 320 blacks were registered to vote- meaning that the other 15,000 blacks still needed to vote and earn equal rights as a human.
  • Voting Rights Act of 1965

    Voting Rights Act of 1965
    Disenfranchise- Law disenfranchised some 3,000 voters on residence qualification
    *African Americans were getting the right to vote and have equal rights
    *Lead to African Americans becoming humans and having more equal rights such as going to white school and sharing bathrooms and more.
  • Watts Riot

    Watts Riot
    *Kerner Commission- 1965 race riot in Watts, a black ghetto in Los Angeles.
    Caused bye- frustrations about poverty, and police mistreatment
  • Black Panther Party Founded

    Black Panther Party Founded
    *Black Power-Movement that supported rights for black people
    *Black Power helped the black's get more freedom in voting and living there life as a free human with more rights.
    *Black's got more freedom to go to school share bathrooms,gas station,and much more with whites.
  • Advocates for black nationalism

    Advocates for black nationalism
    • a doctrine, promoted by the Nation of Islam, calling for complete separation for white society.
    • a doctrine that called complete separation from white society.
  • Swann V. Charlotte

    Swann V. Charlotte
    *Mecklenberg board of education- The 1971 Supreme Court ruling that busing was an acceptable way to achieve school integration
    * Three years later, the supreme court took another look at school segrergation in Swann vs Charlotte
  • Regents of the University of California V. black

    Regents of the University of California V. black
    • 1978 Supreme Court ruling that narrowly upheld affirmative action. *Race may be one factor
    • School sole criterion for school admissions
  • Montgomery Bus Boycott (star)

    Montgomery Bus Boycott (star)
    *Boycott & Rosa Parks- Rosa Parks 43 year old African American refused to give her seat up on the bus to a White American.
    *All African Americans were boycotting the bus's and were walking or car pooling to places.
    *Because of the Boycotting the bus's ran out of money and got shut down.