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This case made racial segregation legal.
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Free taxis were given to black people so they didn't have to ride the bus.
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This ended segregation in public schools
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A civil rights protest where African Americans refused to ride the city buses. This resulted in segregated seating to be illegal.
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Nine African American students went to a white school.
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The SNCC gave students the opportunity to fight for equality.
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A series of protests where African Americans refused to leave after being denied service.
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Groups of White and Black civil rights activists who took bus trips through the South to protest.
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This movement was a desegregation campaign formed in Albany Georgia.
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This was a movement used to bring attention to integration efforts of black people.
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The famous march known for hosting MLK's I have a dream speech.
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A terrorist bombing of white supremacists of the Baptist Church in Birmingham.
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This act ended segregation in public places.
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These were three protest marches from Selma to montgomery.
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This act banned racial discrimination against voting.
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A series of violent riots where over 3,000 were arrested and 34 dead.
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A party of self defense for African Americans.
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These Olympics are so significant because two black athletes, Tommie Smith and John Carlos, raised their hand during the star spangled banner.