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This event gave rise in stopping segregation practices and ending the separate but equal policy.
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This event ended racial segregation in schools.
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Emmett's murder impacted the Civil Rights movement by showing the world that not even a child was safe from the dangers of racism.
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This ended racial segregation on public transportation.
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This was the first school to allow both black and white students to attend. This marked the start of ending racial segregation in schools.
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Although the sit-ins sometimes got violent reactions, they were overall a positive act in the sence that many lunch counters became desegregated.
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This march was led by Martin Luther King Jr. and was meant to protest against unequal treatment of blacks. It was also where the government began being violents and plrayed water from hoses at supporters.
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This Act not only ended discrimination against African Americans in schools and work, but also women and other minorities.
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This Act stopped voting laws that were discriminating towards African Americans.
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King's assassination led many to continue his work and honor him by continuing to fight for freedom and equal rights.
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This event was a large rally that was meant to support civil and economic rights for blacks.