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The NAACP was created after a few months after the Springfield IL, Race Riots, they created the NAACP for the betterment of the black population of America and other oppressed peoples.
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President Roosevelt banned discrimination in defense industries.
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The novel "An American Dilemma" is published that touches upon discrimination in America.
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This is the first supreme court case ruling discrimination against a race other than black people.
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This is the main span of years that the Civil Rights Movement got into gear and finally put an end to segregation in America.
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Supreme Court ruled that the Montgomery city law that segregated buses was unconstitutional
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This act gave US attorneys more power to protect black people's rights.
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This group was led by Martin Luther King Jr., the town minister of Montgomery. They organized protests like the Prayer Pilgrimage and Washington D.C.
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Kennedy helped King Jr. get out of prison for a traffic violation and then proceeded to help out the civil rights movement from there on out, he won the election from the help of black voters.
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The Supreme Court ruled that segregation on interstate buses and in waiting rooms was unconstitutional and now illegal
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This Civil Rights Act banned segregation in public buildings, and gave the government the power to compel school boards from keeping their schools segregated. It also banned discrimination in the workplace of account of race, sex, color, or national origin. This also established the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
