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a supreme court case in which the supreme court challenged the separate but equal clause established by Plessy vs Furguson, challenged again 4 years later by Brown vs board of Education -
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violent protest opposing the massive desegregation of schools -
Keys refused to give up her seat on a bus, segregation was banned on buses by the interstate commerce commission -
very violent murder he was beaten to death
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all african americans refused to ride city buses causing the buses to lose money
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a movement to help desegregate the souths buses -
a civil rights organization founded off the MIA -
established the department of civil rights in the justice department
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9 african americans that were enrolled into little rock high school
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a supreme court case that made it to where all officials were mandated to desegregate -
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series of non violent protest in the Woolworth store
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activists that rode buses into segregated southern states -
was a desegregation and voters rights coalition
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riots erupted on the campus of the University of Mississippi because they were forced to intergrate -
a movement organized by Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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he was a civil rights activist, was the NAACP's first secretary -
MLK's march on Washington D.C., I have a Dream speech -
campaign to get as many African American voters registered as possible -
prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, or national origin -
was a landmark court case, upheld the commerce clause -
he was an american muslim minister happened at columbia university Irving Medical Center Ney York -
a march from Selma to the capital of Alabama Montgomery -
outlawed discriminatory voting practices -
he was the first African American to enroll at the Univerisity of Mississippi began a solitary walk -
caused riots in every major city in America took place in Memphis -
made it illegal to to harass a person based on race, gender, ethnicity, or religion -
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Supreme court case that upheld bussing while integrating schools -
she was the first African American woman to run for office and receive the vote for a major party in the United States -
Hank Aaron breaks all-time homerun record -
Barbara Jordan delivered the Key note speech at the 1976 democratic convention -
a supreme court case that found that a university that based admission on race as a violation of the Equal Protection Clause