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Sit-ins
There's a lot of sit in protesters from the south reaching more than 65 cities in the 12 states.Around 50,000 young people join this protest each year. -
Cruel issue
By the 1960's presidential campaign ,civil rights had became a cruel issue and Martin Luther King lead a protest just a few week before this cruel issue had become a issue. -
Non-Violance
The students of non violence was having a conference that was organized by a collage student and her name was Ella Baker at Shaw University that is at North Carolina. -
Black people did have rights to vote
The Americans in the south were denied the right to vote and also subjected to insults and violence and could not except justice for the courts -
the congress of racial equality (core)
Integrate freedom rides refused to obey segregation in interstate transportation. The freedom riders were arrested in north Carolina and also in south Carolina freedom riders were beaten and in Alabama freedom riders were attacked with baseball bats and tire irons and the buses were caught on fire -
Protest
Martin Luther King held a protest in Birmingham Alabama which the king called it the most sargated city in america. -
200,000 and more people
200,000 and more people of all races celebrated the continental of Emancipation proclamation by joining in to a march caused by George Washington for the right of freedom and also jobs. -
Supreme court
The supreme court ruled without a choice at brown v board of education that black and white people were aloud to go to public schools -
Freedom summer
The brought volunteers from a crossed the country's so that the could register for black people to vote. A lot of civil rights workers were arrested and harassed also three of them civil rights workers were murdered. -
The federal government
The federal government over looked the voting registrations and elections and so it expanded the voting rights for the non-English Americans.
