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This amendment abolished slavery in America from the civil war.
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The fourteenth amendment addresses the equality of citizens of America including their rights.
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This amendment outlawed the denial to vote to anyone based off their race.
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Tuskegee University was founded by Booker T. Washington in Alabama to have an institute for African Americans.
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This was a case based on how segregation was legal as long as it was ëqual. This enabled the outlaw of equal segregation.
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The National Association of Advancement of Colored People enabled people to band together to discuss the equality of African Americans based on politics and society in New York.
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This outlawed the denial of women to vote.
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This was an unratified amendment that banned the disapproval of women to have equal rights.
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This court case established a ban against racial discrimination for education in schools.
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This organization formed by MLK allowed for people to meet up to discuss the equality of African Americans through non-violence in Atlanta, GA.
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This was an organization formed at a college in Georgia to allow younger African Americans access to protest for civil rights in Raleigh, North Carolina.
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This was to ensure the better lives of Mexican Americans. Primarily at youth college campuses and urban barrios, boycotts and marches were led. An end goal was to ensure racial pride and unity.
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An activist for Latin American movements including the National Farm Workers association to ensure better working conditions for the workers.
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This amendment abolished poll taxes allowing more people to vote.
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This outlawed the denial of rights to vote based on racial segregation
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An organization established to support African American pride, self-defense, and nationalism for equality in Oakland, CA.
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President LBJ appointed Thurgood Marshall as the first African American male supreme court.
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his group drew attention to the low livelihood status of Native Americans, including low pay, short life spans, and high unemployment rates). They reclaimed land taken from massacres including the purchase of Alcatraz Island in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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Sandra Day O'Connor was named the first female supreme court justice. This was a major event in history by describing the advancement of women in society.
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As a female latina, Sotomayor was able to be appointed from Barack Obama as supreme court.
