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supreme court decision separate but equal does not violate 14th amendment
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Premier civil rights organization. More than half a million members. Lead campaigns for equal opportunity
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There were two groups of races fighting against eachother
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He began work in NAACP. He was apart of the supreme court justice.
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It was the practice of discrimination
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supreme court ruled, segregated public schools were unconstitutional.
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refused to give up her seat on a Montgomery bus. And this lead to the Montgomery bus boycott
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MLK lead boycott to desegregate buses in Alabama
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Peaceful protest leader. From Gandhi resistance without violence. From Randolph massive demonstrations. From Thoreau civil disobedience began the bus boycott.
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the desegregation of central high school of little rock high school
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North carolinas AT&T college students did sit ins at segregated lunch conters and protested
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People who rode segregated buses as a protest
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A large protest to African Americans for freedom and jobs
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A large campaign that started counter sit ins, and was a peaceful protest.
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Islamic Minister. Advocated armed self defense.
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The right for any citizen to vote in a primary or other election
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It was a labor law and it was made to say that everyone is equal.
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This was a protest to help African Americans vote without being harmed.
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eliminated literacy test to vote
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Founded by Huey Newton and Bobby Seale. Political party know to fight police brutality, and wanted self sufficiency for African American communities.
