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Bans abortions after the tird trimester

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MLK was assassinated by jaes earl ray

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Amish prents did not allow their kids to go past 8th grade, this was allowed because their freedom of religion outweighed the states power

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it is now a federal law to refuse to sell something so someone because of their race/gender

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EEOC - Equal Employment Opportunity Commission                  (July 1965)

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EEOC - Equal Employment Opportunity Commission                  (July 1965)

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an administration that enforces equal rights

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Voting Rights Act of 1965                          (August 1965)

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Voting Rights Act of 1965                          (August 1965)

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prohibits racial discrimination in voting

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Civil Rights Act of 1964                        (July 1964)

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Civil Rights Act of 1964                        (July 1964)

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Owtlawed all forms of segregation no matter what

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A quarter o a million people gathered on lincon memorial to hear Dr Martin Luther King Jr's famous "I Have a Dream" speach

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People rode the bus down to the segrigated south to challenge the nonenforcement

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MLK Jailed letter from Birmingham Jail        (September 1963)

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MLK Jailed letter from Birmingham Jail        (September 1963)

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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. wrote a letter from his cell explaining himself and justifing his actions

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staged effort to end racial inequalities by sitting at a segregated lunch counter

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Nonviolent protests against racial segregation.

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Banned a voting tax to allow those who are financially unstable to vote

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desegregation of the Armed Forces            (1948)

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desegregation of the Armed Forces            (1948)

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Truman's Executive Order No. 9981 eliminated segregation in the armed forces

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NAACP member Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to a white man.

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Teenager who was kidnaped and brutally murdered for allegedly whistling at a white woman, these men were set free by an all white jury.

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9 american-american students tried to attend school after segregation was banned in schools, due to complications the national guard was called.

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This was the start of the first african-american pro baseball player in history #42

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Granted citizenship to all people born in the united states.

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Gave african-american men the right to vote.

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This amendment freed all slaves in rebelling northern states.