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13th Amendment Abolished slavery and involuntary servitude, with exemption of it being because of punishment or crime
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Rights of citizenship, due process of law, and equal protection of the law. The 14th amendment has become one of the most used amendments in court to date regarding the equal protection clause.
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gave the right to vote to colored men
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First college or higher education school that allowed African Americans to attend
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The case began when African american man, Homer Plessy refused to sit in the car for blacks while riding in the train. the supreme court created and upheld the separate but equal doctrine.
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The NAACP is an organization in the US to advance equality fo African Americans
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US supreme court ruled that racial segregation in schools was unconstitutional which would then help influence other segregation topic in the public.
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An african american civil rights organization which was used to get rid of segregation and promote the goals of social equality, huge role in civil rights movement
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First 9 African American students in AR that got to go to a non-segregated public school
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The first gov. civil right legislation passed after the civil rights act of 1975.
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Non-violent protest from african americans sitting at a lunch counter and won't leave after being denied service.
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This civil rights group that was made to give younger blacks more of a choice during the civil rights movement.
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The artist used walls and used them to support Mexican Americans
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Civil rights activist who rode buses to segregated south in the US to challenge the supreme court
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African American civil rights activist he co founded the national farm works association, later the united farm works union
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Letter that MLK wrote from jail “replying” to the clergymen who had criticized him and his protest
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prohibits any poll taxes in elections for federal officers
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outlawed discrimination practices based on race, color, gender, or original part of the 14th amendment prohibited application of voter registration racial segregation in school and public
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signed by president Lyndon B Johnson aimed to break legal barriers that prevented African Americans to vote it outlawed discriminatory voting practices
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Martin Luther King was shot and killed in Memphis Tennessee. This angered many African Americans and created violence within protest
