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Brown v. Board of Education

The 1954 Supreme Court case ended legal school segregation

“We demand equal rights; right here in the courtroom, and right here in the classroom.”

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Sit-In Movement Begins

Four Black college students sat at a segregated Woolworth’s lunch counter in 1960.

“Young people have the power to reshape this nation; one lunch counter at a time.”

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Freedom Riders Attacked

In 1961, buses were firebombed and riders were beaten for challenging segregation laws.

“We will ride these buses until justice rides with us.”

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Children’s March / Children’s Crusade

In 1963, young students marched for civil rights and were attacked by police with fire hoses and dogs.

“I was just a child with a sign, marching for my rights.”

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Montgomery Bus Boycott

Sparked by Rosa Parks’ 1955 arrest, this 381 day boycott protested bus segregation.

“I refused to give up my seat. That’s all.” Rosa Parks

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Montgomery Interpretive Center of Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail, Harris Way, Montgomery, Alabama, EE. UU.

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Montgomery Interpretive Center of Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail, Harris Way, Montgomery, Alabama, EE. UU.

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Montgomery Interpretive Center of Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail, Harris Way, Montgomery, Alabama, EE. UU.

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Selma to Montgomery March

In 1965, peaceful marchers were violently attacked on "Bloody Sunday," leading to voting rights legislation.

“Our feet are tired, but our souls are rested.”

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March on Washington

Over 250,000 people gathered in 1963 where Dr. King gave his “I Have a Dream” speech.

I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed.”