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- Brown V The Board of Education (1954)
- WHY ARE YOU HERE?
- Rosa Parks Montgomery Bus Boycott (1955)
- You need to move so that I can sit!
- JFK's Executive orders (1962)
- The acts for black people's rights will be enforced more!
- Reversed the Plessy ruling, Black kids can now go to the same schools as white kids. First the army lets both races to be together so they let the kids be in the same schools.
- Letter From Birmingham Jail (April 1963)
- We should be able to take action instead of waiting for justice.
- As the schools and the army started to get rid of segregation, more black people started to fight back. An example of this is the bus boycotts where black people wouldn't move for someone white.
- March on Washington (August 1963)
- With many protests like the Montgomery bus boycotts, JFK made orders that increased enforcement of the previous acts and Brown. Although this did not fully end the Civil Rights Moverment.
- Selma March (1965)
- Another protest was made with sit-ins and marchers but multiple people were put in jail. One of these people was MLK and he wrote a letter stating that people should be able to break the law to get justice.
- After MLK got out of prision he lead a march to Washington to help get their rights. There was arounf 200,000 people that went with him. This was still not the last march that happened before they got rights.
- I HAVE A DREAM!
- This was another one of the marches that showed that African Americans wanted to use their right to vote. The difference with this march is that the government got involved because the soldiers were attacking the people. With the new help from the government it lead to the Civil Rights Act.
- Why are you shooting at us?!?!
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