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Honorable Mention for Brown vs. Board of Education - "Segregation is a hangover from slavery" - The Washington Post, Equal Education For All (Adeline Beard)

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Honorable Mention for Brown vs. Board of Education - "Segregation is a hangover from slavery" - The Washington Post, Equal Education For All (Adeline Beard)

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Rosa Parks- She sat in the white section of a bus and then was fined either $10 or $14 (not defined) because she refused to move to the near end of the bus for another white person that entered. - Adeline Beard

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Rosa Parks- She sat in the white section of a bus and then was fined either $10 or $14 (not defined) because she refused to move to the near end of the bus for another white person that entered. - Adeline Beard

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Brown vs. Board was summarized by John Lewis by the desegregation of schools. Also the impact of Dr. Martin Luther King's speeches.

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Brown vs. Board was summarized by John Lewis by the desegregation of schools. Also the impact of Dr. Martin Luther King's speeches.

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Emmet Till was a young African American that died by Black Hate and the reason for his death being so big was the impact his mother tried to make off of his dead body. When the time came for his funeral Mrs.Till said she even says let the people see what I’ve seen and to leave his casket open for an example of the injustice that is being done in this country.

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Rosa parks was mentioned as someone John Lewis didn't know directly, but from her arrest came the boycotts of bus system. This leading to more than 50,000 black people boycotting the bus system.

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Rosa parks was mentioned as someone John Lewis didn't know directly, but from her arrest came the boycotts of bus system. This leading to more than 50,000 black people boycotting the bus system.

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Separate but Equal: Plessy vs Ferguson Supreme Court Case (1896)

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Separate but Equal: Plessy vs Ferguson Supreme Court Case (1896)

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the Plessy vs Ferguson Supreme Court case  was the case that Court ruled that racial segregation laws did not violate the U.S. Constitution as long as the facilities for each race were equal in quality. this rule came to be known as "separate but equal".

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In Rosa Parks interview she talks about the action she took to fight segregation and how it impacted others to do the same. She talks about how she sat in the "white only" front of the bus and wouldn't move when told to.

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John Lewis represented this doctrine by explaining that African Americans and white people had a lot of the same things but on completely different levels. John Lewis is talking from his personal experience and is giving examples of what was going on during this time period.

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How does John Lewis explain the Emmet Till court case?
On this page of the graphic novel, the tragic death of fourteen-year-old Emmet Till is briefly explained, however towards the end of the page the court case is portrayed in detail. It illustrates that despite having a credible witness and evidentiary support - the judge found the white defendants not guilty. A few years later, these two men came forward telling the truth that they were in fact guilty - however they were never put in prison as the trail had been "over"

Maddy Clark

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Emmet Till was a young man that was kidnapped by a group of (2-3) Mississippi men. Once kidnapped he was then murdered by these men for whistling at a white woman. (Emily Erbesfield)

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Brown vs Board of Education was a  case that directed district courts and school boards to proceed with desegregation. the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that racial segregation in public schools violated the Fourteenth Amendment.

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A case where the Supreme Court ruled that the separate but Equal law was valid because it provided all of the citizens with equal accommodations, but to be separated by race. Justice Harlen was the only person in the ruling that opposed this because he stated that the constitution and law don't condemn social hierarchy and that all citizens are equal under the law. (Emma Glover)