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The favoring of those who are discriminated on mainly african americans back during segregation.
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This allows students that are not fluent in english to have a secondary level education learning in different ways that they can understand due to not speaking fluent english.
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Refusing to comply a law or rule that you do not agree with
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These laws were passed after the civil war restricting blacks rights to freedom and the rights that whites had at the time.
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The land owner allows a "tenant" to farm on his land in exchange for share of the crops raised on the part of the land being used.
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This amendment abolished slavery
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This amendment kept states from keeping the rights or laws from colored
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These laws were about how whites and blacks should stay separate.
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This event is over homer plessy refusing to sit in a jim crow car.This case is from Louisiana in 1890.In a 7-1 vote he lost due to people thinking that law is very clear on stating.
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This was a civil rights activist group formed to stop segregation and fought to stop it for many years.
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This was a supreme court case about the segregation of whites and blacks in public schools they deemed it unconstitutional for this to keep going on.
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The governor of alabama blocked enrollment doors so that african american students could not enroll in the school.
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This was a young black boy that talked to a white lady and was beaten and set on fire by 2 white men.
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A civil rights activists that sat on a bus in the whites only section and did not get up for anyone until she was arrested because she was black and sat in a whites only section on a bus she also had many more things to do with segregation
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People mainly civil rights activists would ride on a bus into towns in the south as a form of protest the would get burned and hurt the bus was set on fire.
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Peoples right to vote could not be taken based on race,color or religion
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9 black churn enrolled in little rock high school and were guarded by the military all the way up to the doors of the school they had to deal with bullying abuse and emotional abuse.
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The act of ending separation of races and making it possible for blacks and other races be together with the whites
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He is a political activists part of the SNCC in the 1960s
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Going into diners or places not moving or doing anything as an act of protest.
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Civil rights activists that rode buses into segregated towns in the south
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He was a civil rights activist and co founded the National Farm Workers Association in 1962.
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A black man tried to enroll into the university of Mississippi and a bunch of segregationists had riots on campus because the did not want him to enroll
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She was an activist feminist during the women movement.She wrote a book called 1963.
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A march held in the capital Many speeches were held there that day talking about civil rights during segregation era
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This act says that no one should be discriminated based on race, color,sex or religion.
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voting should not be taken away based on race
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An african american driver was arrested for suspicion of drunk driving so riots started in watts los angeles
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A revolutionary group fighting for civil rights during segregation
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He was the 36th governor of arkansas
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Lynching is when people would kill mainly hang people with nooses from trees.This happened when slavery and segregation.
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In august of 1963 on the 28th he made a speech called i have a dream he fought for civil rights during the segregation era and mad people see the other side of the story.
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He was the 75th governor of georgia from 1867-1971.He did not like blacks he wouldn't let them into his diner if they tried he had pick ricks tooth picks and would poke them until they leave.
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No one should be left out of participation based on sex
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He was associate justice of the supreme court from 1967-1991.He was the courts first black justice.
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The right to not have your rights taken away if you are a U.S citizen.If you are american or were naturalized in the U.S your rights can not be taken from you.
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founder of the american g.i. forum
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When achieving something through non violent actions such as symbolic protests
