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- Segregation needed to end in school so the Supreme Court rules to end Segregation in schools so everything was made Equal.
- Thurgood Marshall and the Education fund handled cases like this.
- Marshall made the best point when he said the schools not being equal it violates the "equal protection clause" of the 14th amendment.
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- Emmett Till was a 14 year old boy from Chicago.
- Till was brutally murdered by white when he was visiting family in Mississippi.
- The young boy was murdered because he a white woman said he said "by, baby" to her.

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-Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to a white person so she was fined and arrested.
- African Americans boycotted for 13 months after what happened to Rosa Parks
- Supreme Court ruled to take all segregation off buses.

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- A group of 9 African Americans that were enrolled in Little Rock Central High School.
- The 9 students were prevented from entering.
- President Eisenhower send troops to allow the students to enter the school.

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- 4 black students in Greensboro hold the first sit in.
- They refused to move from the lunch counter which was segregated.
- They were influence by the non violent protest techniques.

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- Riders were groups of white and African American civil rights activist.
- They wen to protest segregated bus terminals, attempted you use "white only " facilities.
- Later the U.S Supreme court rules that segregated buses were unconstitutional.

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- President Randolph and his assistant organized a March to Washington
- They went there for jobs and freedom
- Dr. King delivered his "I have a dream" speech.

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-Us congress passed the civil rights act.
- Passing the act it forbids segregation  in public places.
- The voting rights act was passed too which protected black voters

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- King was in Washington working on the Poor People's Campaign.
- King traveled to Memphis to support a strike.
- While King was there he was killed by a white man name James Earl Ray.

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-  President Johnson signed the Civil rights act of 1968
- The act was know as the Fair Housing Act
- This act provided equal opportunity regardless of race, or religion.