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was the youngest of the Little Rock Nine

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- is a member of the Little Rock Nine

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The Little Rock Nine was a group of nine African American students enrolled in Little Rock Central High School in 1957. The location was Little Rock Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas. The results were Cooper v. Aaron (1958). This was caused by Racial segregation in public schools; Brown v. Board of Education (1954).

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-was a member of the Little Rock Nine

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-is one of the Little Rock Nine

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-was one of the Little Rock Nine

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Journalist and member of the Little Rock Nine

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-one of the Little Rock Nine

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-a member of the Little Rock Nine

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-was one of the Little Rock Nine

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-fuelled further desegregation of schools was that the scenes of violence and racism outside Central High School helping to influence moderate white opinion in support of civil rights.

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Court cases, sit-ins, boycotts, non-violent protest, and marches.

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-Little Rock Central H.S.- became battle ground for the
south’s resistance to Brown v. Board of Education
-Little Rock Nine- nine volunteer students who
successfully desegregated Central H.S.
-met opposition from Governor who used
National Guard to stop students from entering
school
-President federalizes Guard to protect students
-after one year Central H.S. is shut down rather
than allowing desegregation

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-Shows the racism and anger of the white students when the black students walked to through the school.

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-Protection Clause
-Court ruled that such segregation violated the 14th Amendment