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When I hear the term "civil rights" I think of equality, equity, and justice for all.

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An injustice of a man being denied the basic right of freedom and doomed to slavery because of his skin color.

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A fight toward a meaningful difference to degrade segregation (the separation of two races) with the goal to reach equality and unity during a time where facilities and opportunities were separate but NOT equal.

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The continuation of the fight against segregation through the school system.

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When I hear the term "Civil Rights" I think of the sacrifices that BIPOC and Women have made to fight for their voices to be heard in society.

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Congress was trying to balance the divide between free states and slave states. Even though Dred Scott, a slave, moved to a free state with his owner, Sanford decided that this did not matter and all African Americans are not US citizens. Sanford's decision was ethical in the eye's of slave owners because the decision protected their "property" but the decision was a violation of human rights.

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I think of MLK and protecting everyones freedom

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It abolished the 13th amendment; Scotts basic human rights were being taken away.

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'Separate but equal'; though everything was far from it
ex: different bathrooms, different seating on a bus/ train

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The fight to end segregation in the educational system