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The main goal of this event was to end racial segregation with non-violent protests. After CORE was founded in 1942, the members did sit-ins and practiced civil disobedience in restaurants, theaters, and facilities.  In the north, they did Freedom rides to challenge segregation. George Houser and James Farmer were the ones that co-founded CORE. The outcome of this event was the start of the civil rights movement, and they accomplished their goal peacefully.

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In 1947, Jackie Robinson was the first African American to join Major League Baseball. The main goal of this event was to end racism in baseball. After joining the Dodgers, he received racial segregation and hate from the audience and his team mates, even death threats in the mail. Despite these things, Robinson focused on the games, and the outcome was breaking racial barriers in baseball.

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The main goal of this event was to abolish racial discrimination in the US air force. The key player of this event is Harry Truman. The order was signed May 4, 1948. He signed the order creating equality of treatment. The outcome and significance of this event is more equal opportunities for everyone in the military.

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The main goal of Brown vs. Board of education was to end segregation in schools.
In 1954, Oliver brown sued the board of education in Topeka for unequal schools compared to white schools. This went all the way up too the supreme court and it overturned Plessy vs. Ferguson.
Thurgood Marshall, Board of Education in Topeka, and Oliver and Linda Brown were the participants in this event.
The outcome of this event ended segregation in schools and challenged the idea of separate but equal.

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The main goal of this event was to end segregation on transportation. In 1956, Montgomery Alabama, Rosa parks boycotted on the bus, after not giving up her seat for a white man. Her actions inspired others to boycott too, which lasted for over a year and made it to the supreme court, ruling that segregation on buses illegal. The outcome of this even was the end of segregation on transportation and a step forward in the civil rights movement.

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The main goal of this act was to end discrimination against African Americans at the voting polls. The law was passed in 1965, and after this law was passed, it made it illegal to discriminate at the voting polls in any way, such as literacy tests and other rules that were used before, and allowed the government to watching over the voting polls in the states. Key players of this event included Lyndon B. Johnson, who passed the act, and civil right leaders, like Martin Luther King Jr. The outcome of this act allowed African Americans to vote freely without discrimination. The significance of this act was to make sure everyone had equal voting rights.

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The main goal of this act was to create equal opportunities for all Americans, regardless of race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. The key ideas where to end segregation in public places and businesses, ending segregation in jobs, ending jim crow laws, and making sure those rules were being reinforced by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. On July 2, the law was passed. Key players in this event where Lyndon B. Johnson, who signed the act, and civil rights activists, like Martin Luther King Jr. The outcome of this act was the goals above. The significance of this act was for everyone to have the same rights.

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The main goal of this event was to protest racism and to show that everyone should be treated equally. These rides took place in 1961. During these rides lots of violence and were arrested, they didn't give up. The key players in this event were civil rights activists like John Lewis and Diane Nash, and Jim farmer, who founded the freedom rides. The outcome of this event banned segregation on interstate travel. The significance of these rides were to bring change in the country and to get more people as supporters in the civil rights movement.

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The main goal of this event was to prevent discrimination of selling, buying, and renting houses based on skin color, race, and religion. The act was passed April 11, 1968. The key players of this event were Lyndon B. Johnson, Edward Brooke, and Martin Luther King Jr. Lyndon B Johnson was president at the time and passed the act. The outcome of this event was the equal treatment of customers buying houses and helped integrate neighborhoods.

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The main goal of this group was to protect their community from violence, and teaching self-defense from others. They also focused on education and other services to help. The key player of this organization included Huey Newton and Bobby Seale, the founders, In 1966. They also organized patrols to monitor police to protest the police for black rights. The group faced opposition from police, they would infiltrate and use violence on them, which led to its decline in the 70's. The significance of these events are that the party is still used as a symbol for black liberation and civil rights.