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a landmark decision of the U.S. Supreme Court that legalized separate but equal.
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It was founded in 1906 to get justice for African Americans during segregation.
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White Americans began to riot against African Americans in Chicago.
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14 year old boy who was killed because he was accused of offending a white women.
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A landmark decision of the U.S. Supreme Court that schools cannot be segregated.
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De Facto-Practicing segregation without the governments influence.
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All peaceful nonviolent leaders who had similar beliefs.
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She was called 'the mother if the freedom movement' because she stood up for herself and what she believed was right.
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A protest in Alabama buses where African Americans stopped riding the buses as a protest.
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It Outlawed Discriminatory voting practices developed in the south.
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A group of 9 African American students who attended an all white school.
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People who protest by simply sitting
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Civil rights activists who rode interstate buses into the south
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A law made for poll tax, you have to pay annually to be able to vote
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference organized a campaign to bring attention to ingratiation efforts of African Americans.
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a march for jobs and freedom for african americans
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banned segregation of race, color, religion, sex or national origin.
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A popular Muslim American Minister who was assassinated during the civil rights movement.
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they fought for the right to protest for the right to vote.
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Founded by Bobby Seale and Huey Newton in California as a political organization for self defense.
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He was the first african american justice of the supreme court.
