William's Civil Rights Movement Timeline Bro

  • Jacki Robinson

    Jacki Robinson
    Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier and became the 1st black baseball player.
  • Brown V. Education

    Brown V. Education
    seperated blacks and whites.
  • Montgomery Bus Boycott

    Montgomery Bus Boycott
    blacks on a bus , in front of whites.
  • Little Rock Crises/ Little Rock Nine

    Little Rock Crises/ Little Rock Nine
    they couldnt go to a white school of segregation.
  • United Freedom Movement

    United Freedom Movement
    was to create a school district with no segregation of any kind.
  • Albany Movement

    Albany Movement
    it made segregation illegal.
  • albany movement

    albany movement
    a nonviolent protest of african americans.
  • passage of the 24th amendment

    passage of the 24th amendment
    it outlawed the poll taxes.
  • Birmingham Campaign

    Birmingham Campaign
    to bring attention to african americans.
  • assassination of medgar Evers

    assassination of medgar Evers
    Murderer is bethwith and was charged.
  • march on washington and i have a dream speech

    march on washington and i have a dream speech
    they did it for jobs and freedom. to get blacks and whites to be equal and get along.
  • Birmingham Church bombing

    Birmingham Church bombing
    it was basically because of racism cause their black.
  • passage of the civil rights act of 1964

    passage of the civil rights act of 1964
    it made discrimination illegal in the united states.
  • Selma to montgomery march

    Selma to montgomery march
    to get the right to vote for all blacks no matter what.
  • passage of of the voting rights act of 1965

    passage of of the voting rights act of 1965
    to enforce the 15th amenment to the constitution.
  • watt riots

    watt riots
    it was a very violent time for negros with abuse and racism.
  • Assassination of MLK

    Assassination of MLK
    died by a firearm and the killer was ray was now in prison.
  • passage of the civil rights act of 1968

    passage of the civil rights act of 1968
    it was called the fair housing act for both blacks and whites to be treated the same.
  • Black Power

    Black Power
    was to get freedom and equal rights.