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Malachi's Civil Rights Timeline

By Mr. Ott
  • CORE founded

    CORE founded
    -Civil rights were the equalities to all people
    -Eventually abandoned the freedom riders after the were beaten
    -CORE made the freedom rides to see if states were complying to stop rasism
  • Dodgers hire Jackie Robinson

    Dodgers hire Jackie Robinson
    -Colour line is a separation of race
    -Robinson played in 1947
    -Jackie Robinson and the Dodgers- break the colour line
  • Executive Order 9981

    Executive Order 9981
    -Segregation is the separation of people by their race or beliefs
    -President Truman signs this order
    -This ended segregation in the military
  • Advocates for Black Nationalism

    Advocates for Black Nationalism
    -Nation of Islam, Malcom X
    -also known as Black Muslims, they were taught that first people of Earth had been tricked out of power and oppressed to be convicts
    - Malcom quickly became a leading member in the Nation Of Islam and it's teaching to the public
  • Brown vs. Board of Education

    Brown vs. Board of Education
    -Thurgood Marshall was an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
    -A class-action lawsuit, or a persons who fight in court for the benefit of a larger group
    -The brown case made schools and other public places unsegregated.
  • integration of central high school

    integration of central high school
    -Little rock 9 were 9 black kids who were to go to a white high school
    -The people tried to stall the desegregation as long as possible
    -even with the national guard helping them, they were still threatened, and insulted
  • first lunch counter sit in

    first lunch counter sit in
    -Jim crow laws and Sit in- Jim crow laws segregated people based on race, but the sit ins made restaurants give in to them, and lets black eat there
    -After the first on worked, many people started doing sit ins all over the place
    -Many college students took a stand, and started doing sit ins, and many became activists for the civil rights movement
  • Birmingham Campain

    Birmingham Campain
    -SCLC-Southern Christian Leadership Conference
    -Birmingham was the focus of the SCLC
    -They marched a lot
  • March on Washington

    March on Washington
    -NAACP
    -National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
    -Was purposed in 1941
  • civil right acts of 1964

    civil right acts of 1964
    -Plessy v. Fergenson-upheld state racial segregation laws for public facilities under the doctrine of "separate but equal".
    -Stopped segregation based on race, and sex
    -This was the most important thing since Reconstruction
  • freedom rides

    freedom rides
    Civil disobedience and the SNCC-Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee made nonviolent protests
    -Students were encouraged to break laws they saw unjust
    -The freedom riders were attacked. a lot.
  • Voting Rights Act of 1965

    Voting Rights Act of 1965
    -Disenfranchise
    -to stop the right of voting
    -Congress outlawed all tests that could stop people from voting
  • Montgomery Bus Boycott

    Montgomery Bus Boycott
    -Boycott and rosa parks
    -Rosa parks wouldnt give up her seat, so she was arrested
    -Many black Americans gave up riding buses and began to walk, or carpool
  • Black Panther Party Founded

    Black Panther Party Founded
    -Black Power
    -a movement in support of rights and political power for black people
    -They were violent and carried weapons and werent afraid to stand up to police
  • Civil Rights Act of 1968

    Civil Rights Act of 1968
    -discrimination
    -bias based on race, sex or religion.
    -This stopped bias for selling or renting housing based on race or sex.
  • Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenberg Board of Education

    Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenberg Board of Education
    -desegregation
    -to remove segregation in schools
    -Judge said buses are to bus students out of the neighborhood to balance the races in schools
  • Regents of the University of California v. Bakke

    Regents of the University of California v. Bakke
    -Affirmative action
    -to equalize jobs and education
    -it was decided that radical quotas were unconstitutional
  • watts riot

    watts riot
    -Kerner and Commission Ghettos
    -Kerner and commission were sent to stop and put down the riots
    -The riots were very violent, and 34 people died because of this riot. The riot happened because of lack of jobs and extreme racism