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Court case that made segregation legal by stating that separate but equal facilities were allowed.
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African American Civil rights organization to eliminate racism.
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He was a civil rights activist along with being a minister.
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Court case which declared that separate schools for white and black people was unconstitutional.
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He was part of the supreme court but before becoming that he was a lawyer and he won the Brown v. education court case.
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He was an African American boy who was lynched for flirting with a white women.
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Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat for a white man. She was jailed and fined. Following that a boycott began.
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She was a civil rights activist and put in jail for refusing to give her seat to a white man on a bus. This eventually led to the Montgomery bus boycotts.
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9 black students were not allowed into Little Rock central High School. Governor of Arkansas would not let them enter. This went against Brown v. Board of Education.
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African American protesters would go sit at segregated lunch tables until they were served, they were humiliated and intimidated by the white people.
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Civil rights activist rode segregated buses in the southern states to challenge the rulings of a previous court case, Irene Morgan v. The commonwealth of Virginia.
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Led by SCLC and MLK Jr. they wanted to bring attention to the mistreatment of African Americans in Birmingham.
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Around 200,000 people gathered in Washington D.C. led by civil rights leaders and groups. This is where MLK Jr. gave his famous 'I have a dream speech"
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He was the leader of the African American Civil Rights Movement. he is famous for his speeches and for trying to reach an end of racism. Dr. MLK Jr. was inspired by people like Thoreau who wrote civil disobedience which talked about a persons responsibility. Also by Randolph who was a social activist, he ended racial discrimination in government. Ghana also inspired humbly being an anti-war civil activist.
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This amendment got rid of the tax people had to pay to vote for federal officials.
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This act ended segregation in public places and banned mistreatment based off of race, color, religion, etc
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MLK Jr.led a march from Selma to Montgomery with 2,000 people following. They were protected by the U.S. army and marched for the right to carry out their protest and eventuality led to the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
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Tried to overcome barriers that prevented African Americans from voting using their rights under the 15th amendment. Signed by President Lyndon Johnson
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One of the worst riots broke out in Los Angeles, 34 people were killed. These riots continued in over 100 cities.
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De Jure segregation was segregation because of local laws that mandated the segregation.
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Monitored police brutality in Oakland, California.
