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One fact is that it legalize segregation instead of trying to remove the rule

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Hector P. Garcia and GI Forum (March 26, 1948)

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Hector P. Garcia and GI Forum (March 26, 1948)

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One fact is the shift from fighting for veterans educational and medical benefits to fighting for equal rights and segregation.

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This court case helped pave the way for African Americans' admission to formerly segregated colleges and university.

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Hispanics finally received civil rights laws after so much discrimination and oppression.

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Brown v. Board of Education (May 17, 1954)

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Brown v. Board of Education (May 17, 1954)

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This court case ruled that racial segregation in school violates the 14th Amendment.

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Rosa Parks leads a massive boycott in Mont. Alabama (December 1, 1955)

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Rosa Parks leads a massive boycott in Mont. Alabama (December 1, 1955)

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An African American that became the symbol of the Civil Rights Movement.

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Southern Christian Leadership formed (January 10, 1957) 

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Southern Christian Leadership formed (January 10, 1957) 

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Due to lack of planning and tension with another organization, the campaign was a failure.

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The man who led the Civil Rights Movement and making a change in United States history.

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Little Rock School desegration crisis (September 4, 1957)

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Little Rock School desegration crisis (September 4, 1957)

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This incident was supported by the Brown v. Board of Education court case declaring for segregation to be unconstitutional.

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One fact that caught my eye was colleges and universities wanted to be seen as forwar thinking issues on race.

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Most rides from Freedom Riders were nearly done with an equal amount of White and Black Freedom Riders.

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Founding of United Farm Workers (September 30, 1962)

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Founding of United Farm Workers (September 30, 1962)

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The United Farm Workers won the passage of the Agricultural Labor Relations Act, which recognized the rights of farm workers.

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James Meredith enters the University of Mississippi (October 2, 1962)

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James Meredith enters the University of Mississippi (October 2, 1962)

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Became the first African-American student to enroll the university.

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Malcolm X became a symbol of the Black Power Movement (1963)

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Malcolm X became a symbol of the Black Power Movement (1963)

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Malcolm X became a symbol for the movement and NOI became a national prominence.

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One of Betty Friedan's Contributions (February 19, 1963)

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One of Betty Friedan's Contributions (February 19, 1963)

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Wrote "The Feminine Mystique" describing pervasive dissatisfaction among women in mainstream American society.

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The thesis of the letter talks about the racial segregation that continues to the Black society because of the encouragement of the White American society.

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Martin L. King Jr. delivers his famous speech, "I have a Dream" in Washington, D.C. (August 28, 1963)

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Martin L. King Jr. delivers his famous speech, "I have a Dream" in Washington, D.C. (August 28, 1963)

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The speech was delivered to about 250,000 people who came to Washington, D.C. to march for Civil Rights.

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24th Amendment Ratified (January 23, 1964)

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24th Amendment Ratified (January 23, 1964)

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The United States prohibited any poll tax in elections for federal officials.

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Johnsons' main goal was to end poverty, reduce crime, abolishing inequality, and improving the environment.

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Forbade the discrimination of the basis of sex and race in hiring, promoting, and firing.

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Malcom X assassination (February 21, 1965)

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Malcom X assassination (February 21, 1965)

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Several members of the Nation of Islam (NOI) were convicted of the assasssination.

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Outlawed literacy tests for voting to allow others for voting.

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Led to an outpouring of anger among African Americans, as the nation mourned for his loss.

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The efforts of the Civil Rights Act to create an equal society is surprising because of the oppression African Americans and other races have received.

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Changed the voting age to 18 allowing more individuals to partake in the election.

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Allowed both male and female to have access and equality in education.