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The 4 people who did the sit-in and everyone who protested for black rights

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The example of the college students standing up to make a change just shows that you do not need a lot of power to influence the people around you--you just need commitment and determination to your cause.

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4 teenagers who started the sit-in

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Sit-in organizers believed that if the violence were only on the part of the white community, the world would see the righteousness of their cause. Before the end of the school year, over 1500 black demonstrators were arrested. But their sacrifice brought results. Slowly, but surely, restaurants throughout the South began to abandon their policies of segregation.

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"Their sacrifice brought result... the South changed their policy of segregation".

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Due to the sit-ins, restaurants began to abandon segregation.

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Due to the sit-ins, restaurants began to abandon segregation.

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Throughout the images/videos there was evidence of folks facing great adversity..but they returned to participate each day and even grew in numbers despite arrests, violent encounters, verbal assault, etc.

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4 college students changed the future

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MLK and his contributions to American civil rights

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Staying non-violent even when threatened and physically assaulted.

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She stated that she did not feel brave despite the fact others saw her in that light. However,  she continued to move forward with peaceful protests in line with SNCC.

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Sit in Organizers wanted to show the world that they were peaceful

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Sit in Organizers wanted to show the world that they were peaceful

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They believed that, "the world would see the righteousness of their cause."

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The people sitting at the lunch counter not responding to being threatened and having food thrown at them shows determination

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The people sitting at the lunch counter not responding to being threatened and having food thrown at them shows determination

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The sit-ins  continued to  show commitment and determination to change something.

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The freedom riders were attacked and their tires were slashed. They had to finish their journey to end segregation on interstate transportation via plane. However, despite their difficulties, segregation on interstate travel was banned. This shows their determination to keep going did produce results.

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The sit-ins inspired other groups and added momentum to the SCLC and SNCC.

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The text describes the first freedom ride in 1961. The text states, " an angry mob slashed tires on one bus and set it aflame".  However, these "determined" individuals proved that their commitment would yield results. For example, the text states that JFK made sure federal marshals protected future freedom rides.

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The photograph showing the crowd taunting the students at the lunch counter is an example of the group's commitment and determination. Despite the disrespect that they faced, they remained calm and remained committed to their cause.

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Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee

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groups that organized sit-ins, wade-ins and pray-ins.

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Determination and bravery are contagious!

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Determination and bravery are contagious!

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The Greensboro Four inspired 55 sit-ins in 13 states.

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The imagery of the people trying to assault, bully, and intimidate the non-violent sit in activists is so powerful in proving John Lewis right.

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How the movement spread from the Greensboro Four to 55 cities in 13 states and created change in allowing all to be served at the lunch counters.   Working together to end segregation of the eating establishments in the South.   - Anna Marie Lawrence

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This group inspired sit-ins in other states.