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Civil Rights Movement: 1950-1970

  • Plessy V. Ferguson Case

    Plessy V. Ferguson Case
    It stated they should be seprate but equeal. Also Supreme court ruled them to be seperate on rail cars.
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    Civil Rights Movement 1950-1970

  • Brown v. Board of Education,

     Brown v. Board of Education,
    Linda Brown went to a school of whites. She was judged and her parents sued.
  • Emmett Till

    Emmett Till
    Summer of 1955 Little boy named Emmett Till went to buy candy at the store, While buying the candy he reportly flirted witht eh owners wife who is white. Emmett till was then tied to weights and put in a lake and drowned.
  • Bus Boycott/Rosa Parks

    Bus Boycott/Rosa Parks
    A few months ofter the Emmett till trail Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on the bus for a white person.
  • Integration of Little Rock Central High School

    Integration of Little Rock Central High School
    9 Black Students were harrasst, cursed, and threatened. They were the only backs. They were forbidden from the High school.
  • Lunch Counter

    Lunch Counter
    African American Collage students were eating lunch at a diner when they asked for service and they denied the sevice and were asked to leave but they stayed.
  • Freedoms Rides

    Freedoms Rides
    2 Groups left washington to call to the attention of the country by violation of antidicrimination laws.
  • College University

    College University
    Police force denied any African Americans step foot on the Univeristy Campus.
  • Martin Luther King Jr Arrested

    Martin Luther King Jr Arrested
    Blacks including Martin Luther King Jr were arrested for a fight that the whited started.
  • Letter from Jail

    Letter from Jail
    Martin Luther King Jr. Wrote a letter from Birmingham jail. He wrote that startegy for nonvoilent resistence of rasim.
  • Civil Rights Act

    Civil Rights Act
    Congress Passed the Civil Rights act Which made live peiceful for the whites and blacks.
  • Thurgood Marshall

    Thurgood Marshall
    Thurgood Marshall was the first african american to go to supreme court.
  • Martin Luther King Jr.

    Martin Luther King Jr.
    Martin Luther King Jr. was standing outside his mortel room on his balcony when James Earl Ray shot and killed Martin Luther King Jr.
  • Fred Hampton

    Fred Hampton
    Fred Hampton Was a African American activist and chairman of the Black Panther Party. He was later shot and killed by the police force.