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* Rosa Parks, King,
* SCLC
* Propaganda led to the sit-ins
Achieved aims on the buses but did not gain de-segregation

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* Greensboro' Four - Woolworths
* SNCC
* Did not achieve much in terms of their aims, however did gain traction as there was a lot of (54) sit-ins across the nation as a result.

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* CORE
* Successful in proving mistreatment in interstate travel.
* Media coverage
* Came across violent

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* King, Josephine Baker, A. Philip Randolph
* Successful in gaining national coverage - ideas become more converged after this.
* James Lewis - ad to change speech because it was too radical

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14 yr old lynched in Chicago - sparked national outrage

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Eisenhower sent troops.

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Hoses and dogs on kids led to a lot of media coverage. It was supposed to be a march, but it turned into a violent event.

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Malcolm X leaves Nation of Islam and becomes slightly less radical

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Malcolm X leaves Nation of Islam and becomes slightly less radical

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Yes it was radical and a "movement of movements"

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Yes it was radical and a "movement of movements"

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Just focusing on the movement side.

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Not only movements influenced it. Other events contributed.

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Was it one big movement or individual movements?

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Was it one big movement or individual movements?

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solely focussed on King and his contribution... or... did everyone else also contribute ?