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these sit in's lasted only a couple hours eventually resulting in jail time. The sit in's went all the way through out the civil rights movement

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This political cartoon represents the Greensboro four practicing sit in's in Greensboro but the shadows represent the impact it had on the rest of the south. The Greensboro four truly started a movement and this helped contribute to the civil rights movement and eventually equality.

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this video tells more in depth about the sit in's

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usually these sit in's were non violent protest where the African Americans would sit down at a white only table or bar and this would cause an outrage resulting in them being arrested.

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The first "sit in" reported was on Feburary 1st 1960. Ezell Blair Jr., David Richmond, Franklin McCain and Joseph McNeil were four students from north Carolina agricultural and technical college. These students sat down at a lunch bar in Woolworth’s in downtown Greensboro. These students were inspired by the practices of Gandhi.

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sit in's started in Greensboro in the 1960's during the peak of the civil rights movement. The sit in's would be scheduled at a certain time during the day and African american s would enter into a restaurant and sit at tables or bars that were labeled "white only". during these sit ins African Americans would be harassed, punched, insulted and arrested. Although they African Americans were ridiculed during this, sit in's would eventually play a role in earning equality for all.