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  • Brown v. Board of Education

    Brown v. Board of Education

    young African American girl named Linda Brown, who was denied admission to her neighborhood school in Topeka, Kansas, because of her race.but equal has no place. Separate educational
    facilities are inherently unequal.” her parents ended up suing the school and won
  • Montgomery Bus Boycott

    Montgomery Bus Boycott

    Martin Luther king was the leader of this boycott.They tried to accomplish the end of segregation and racism. The boycott also proved to them that they not animal and changed the thoughts of peoples mind
  • Little Rock 9 and the Desegregation of Schools

    Little Rock 9 and the Desegregation of Schools

    September 1957, the school board in Little Rock, Arkansas, won a court order requiring that nine African American students be admitted to Central High, a school with 2,000 white students.which ended up leading the governor to order troops
  • The Sit-In Movement

    The Sit-In Movement

    4 group of African american boys lead this group and their names were Joseph McNeil, Ezell Blair, Jr., David Richmond, and Franklin McCain. they would comein till the place was closed.They did this until they were served like the whites
  • Freedom Riders

    Freedom Riders

    In Birmingham the riders emerged from a
    bus to face a gang of young men armed with
    baseball bats, chains, and lead pipes. The gang
    beat the riders viciously. One witness later
    reported, “You couldn’t see their faces through
    the blood.”
  • James Meredith and the Desegregation of Southern Universities

    James Meredith and the Desegregation of Southern Universities

    James Meredith was an African American air force
    veteran.Dispatched 500 federal marshals to escort Meredith to the campus. Shortly after Meredith and the marshals arrived, an angry white mob attacked the campus, and a full-scale riot erupted. The mob hurled rocks, bottles, bricks, and acid at the marshals.
  • The March on Washington

    The March on Washington

    the civil rights advocates marching on Washington to build more public support. which is also known for martin Luther day. During that time the bill of rights was also passed
  • Malcolm X and the Civil Rights Movement

    Malcolm X and the Civil Rights Movement

    The “X” symbolized the family name of his African ancestors who had been enslaved. He delcared that his true name had been stolen from him by slavery, and he would no longer use the name white society had given him.Islam, he continued to criticize the organization. Because of this, organization members shot and killed him in February 1965.
  • Voter Registration Among Minorities

    Voter Registration Among Minorities

    Theact had focused on segregation and job dis- crimination, and it did little to address voting issues.aw enforcement officers beating peaceful demonstrators. Watching the events from the White House, President Johnson became furious. Eight days later, he appeared before a nationally televised joint session of the legislature to propose a new voting rights law
  • rban Problems and the Black Panthers

    rban Problems and the Black Panthers

    Many African Americans living in urban
    poverty knew the civil rights movement had
    made enormous gains, but when they looked
    at their own circumstances, nothing seemed to changed

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