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Little rock 9 influences other groups towards civil rights

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Little rock 9 influences other groups towards civil rights

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little rock 9 influenced other groups by becoming non segregated schools and making schools intergrated schools

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May 17, 1954

The United States Supreme Court rules racial segregation in public schools is unconstitutional in Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka. Five days later, the Little Rock School Board issues a policy statement saying it will comply with the Supreme Court’s decision. In May 1955, The Supreme Court further defines the standard of implementation for integration as being “with all deliberate speed,” in Brown II and charges the federal courts with establishing guidelines for compliance.
February 8, 1956

Federal Judge John E. Miller dismisses the NAACP suit (Aaron v. Cooper), declaring that the Little Rock School Board has acted in “utmost good faith” in setting up its plan of gradual integration. In April, the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals upholds Judge Miller’s dismissal. The federal district court retained jurisdiction over the case, however, making the School Board’s implementation of the Blossom Plan a court mandate.
August 27, 1957

The segregationist Mother’s League of Central High School holds its first public meeting. They file a motion seeking a temporary injunction against school integration. Two days later, Pulaski Chancellor Murray Reed grants the injunction on the grounds that integration could lead to violence. Federal Judge Ronald Davies nullifies the injunction and orders the School Board to proceed with its desegregation plan.
September 3, 1957

The Mother’s League holds a “sunrise service” at Central High attended by members of the Citizen’s Council, parents and students. On September 20, Federal Judge Ronald Davies rules that Faubus has not used the troops to preserve law and order and orders them removed. Faubus removes the Guardsmen and the Little Rock Police Department moves in.
May 8, 1959

The WEC and local businessmen form Stop This Outrageous Purge (STOP) and solicit voter signatures to recall the three segregationist board members. Segregationists form the Committee to Retain Our Segregated Schools (CROSS).
August 12, 1959Little Rock public high schools reopen, nearly a month early. Segregationists rally at the State Capitol where Faubus advises them that it was a “dark” day, but they should not give up the struggle. They then march to Central High School were the police and fire departments break up the mob. Twenty-one people are arrested.

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video of little rock 9

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Analyze the African american civil rights movement, including initial strategies, landmark court cases and legislation, the roles of key civil rights advocates and the media, and the influence of the civil rights of other groups seeking equality.

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The civil rights movement making a path for the US people to except desegregation.

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Brown v. the Board of Education
This court case affected society and this event because it declared segregation in public schools wasn't constitutional. It made people really think about how their actions were affecting others.

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There was mostly non-violence associated with the 9 students and the governor. There was a lot of violence afflicted towards the 9 students.

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The NAACP- the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
A civil rights organization foundation to fight prejudice, lynching, Jim Crow laws  and segregation for the betterment of African American lives.

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He was the governor at the time of the little rock 9. He ordered the national guard to protect them as they entered the school.

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He became the first African-American to graduate from little rock high school. He became a secretary of the federal Department of Labor under president Jimmy Carter.

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She was one of the 9 students. She was known for arriving to school late and having to walk in alone. Her famous picture sparked local and national attention. In the end she joined the army.

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Summary, biographies, organizations, key strategies, court cases, : “Little Rock 9.” History,www.history.com/topics/black-history/central-high-school-integration.
Also for organizations: “Chegg.com.” Definition of Naacp | Chegg.com, www.chegg.com/homework-help/definitions/naacp-43.

Little Rock video: Discovery Education, app.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/4fed8378-2525-4de0-8997-7521dd33382e/.

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A group of 9 black students who enrolled into a formally all white school in little rock. It was considered a test of Brown v. The Board of Education. The governor called in the national guard to protect the students from harassment. Later president Eisenhower sent federal troops to protect students. This event started to mobilize equality everywhere and they became a very big part of history.