The problem we all live with

Ruby Bridges and Civil Rights By: Daniela Ferrand 5@

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    Ruby Bridges and Civil Rights

  • U.S. Supreme Court bans segregation in public schools.

  • Ruby was born in Mississipi, four years later they move to New Orleans

  • Rosa Parks, an African-American women, is arrested December 1 for refusing to give her seat to a white person. Bus boycott launched in Montgomery, Alabama.

    Rosa Parks, an African-American women, is arrested December 1 for refusing to give her seat to a white person. Bus boycott launched in Montgomery, Alabama.
  • After more than a year of boycotting the buses and a legal fight, the Mont gomery buses desegregate.

  • Federal court forced the desegregation of schools in the South.

  • January Rubyhad her first day at Frantz Elementary School For Whites in New Orleans.

  • Freedom rides begin from Washington, D.C: Groups of black and white people ride buses through the South to challenge segregation.

  • Polilce arrest Civil Rights Leader Rev. Martin Luther King Jr and other ministers demonstrating in Birmingham, Alabama, then turn fire houses and police dogs on the marchers.

  • President John F Kennedy calls for Civil Rights Act.

    President John F Kennedy calls for Civil Rights Act.
  • President John F Kennedy 1961-1963, shot dead.

  • Look magazine published Norman Rockwell´s painting The Problem We All Live With.

    Look magazine published Norman Rockwell´s painting The Problem We All Live With.
  • President Johnson signs the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

    President Johnson signs the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
  • Black Nationalis Leader Malcom X is murdered.

  • Civil Rights Leader The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr is assassinated in Memphis, Tenesse, unleashing violence in more than 100 cities.

  • The Story of Ruby Bridges was published.

    The Story of Ruby Bridges was published.