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- Plessy v. Ferguson
- A young black girl was not allowed in her school because of her race.
- Court declared state laws establishing separate public schools for black and white students to be unconstitutional.
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1.Lamar Smith (Activist) killed
2. Brookhaven, Mississippi
3. 3 men shot him for helping other blacks try to help give black rights -
- Rosa sits in the middle of the bus and all the seats were full so the bus driver tells all the blacks to go to the back and everyone does besides her and she is arrested.
- Blacks started a strike and it ended bus segregation.
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- President Eisenhower
- Gave everyone equal rights to vote
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- 9 African American students enrolled at an all white Central High School
- He had the National Guard protect them
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- They rode interstate buses into the segregated south of the U.S.
- CORE, Civil Rights Activists
- whites joined in too
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- The Governor of Mississippi said he was not aloud to enroll because it was against the laws of Mississippi
- He showed up at one of his court cases and said he was not aloud to enroll because it was against the law.
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- Ole Miss Riot
- Oxford ,Mississippi
- People were protesting against James Meredith and 2 people were shot, One being Paul Guilard
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- Birmingham Campaign
- Birmingham, Alabama
- Teens and children who were black were hit with water and attacked by police dogs for their race and segregation
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- An African American Civil Rights activist from Mississippi
- He worked on voting rights, registration, economic opportunity, and access to public facilities for blacks. (Black Rights) Was Assassinated by a member of the White Citizens Council.
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- People through a political rally for rights and freedom
- Martin Luther King Jr. "I Have A Dream Speech"
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1.President Lyndon Johnson
2. Outlawed Discrimination based on, sex, race, religion, color. -
- Klansmen 2.Colbert, Georgia
- KKK were on a rampage and chased his car and shot him
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- To register black voters in the south
- The local county sheriff in Dallas county led a steadfast opposition to black voter registration drive
- The Voting Rights Act passed
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1.Nightriders
2. Varando, Louisiana
3. The night riders was another word for tobacco farmers and police officer was killed -
1.went to college for law/ helped blacks
2. He truly helped blacks when it came to law and changed history -
- He was in Memphis, Tennessee standing on the second floor of his balcony supporting a sanitation workers' strike. 2.Many blacks relied on Martin to help them, they always thought he would be there to stand up for them. Many whites weren't expecting that so more riots broke out.