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Rosa Parks is seated in front of a White man, signifying that she has achieved what she strived for, and empowering other black people to initiate change. 

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Dec 5th, 1955 - Dec 20th, 1956 Montgomery Bus Boycott

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Dec 5th, 1955 - Dec 20th, 1956 Montgomery Bus Boycott

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Rosa Parks refused to sit at the back of the bus and yield her seat to a White person, which culminated into a protest against segregation where Black people boycotted public transit. This was highly effective as Black people made up 75% of the riders and after the protest, Black people gained more acceptance.

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Elizabeth Eckford makes her way into Little Rock Central High displaying defiance, bravery and resilience when confronted by a an irate White mob. 

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Black kids went to different schools due to segregation and were unable to attend university. 9 black kids enrolled at Little Rock Central High (White school) and were met with opposition. Mr. Brown took this issue with the Board of Education to court and it was decided that schools should be de-segregated.

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A bus is firebombed by a violent White supremacist mob. This photo embodies the burning rage and highlights the obstacles that remain towards equality.

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Freedom Riders, May 4th - December 10th, 1961

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Freedom Riders, May 4th - December 10th, 1961

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Groups of Whites and Blacks sat on chattered buses to protest against segregation. The bus was surrounded by a violent mob which proceeded to firebomb the bus and brutally assault the protestors. This protest garnered international attention to the Freedom Riders cause.

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Martin Luther King Jr. delivers his speech to the crowd, signifying the progress, success and prosperity of the Civil Rights Movement and the peaceful protests.

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Martin Luther King's "I Have A Dream" Speech, August 28th, 1963

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Martin Luther King's "I Have A Dream" Speech, August 28th, 1963

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Martin Luther King Jr. graduated with a PhD in Theology and was a spokesman and leader of the Civil Rights Movement. During the "March on Washington", King abandoned the speech he originally prepared and improvised the "I Have A Dream" speech, which struck a chord with the crowd and was deemed as one of the greatest speeches of the 20th century.

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Unbeknownst to President John F. Kennedy, he will soon be assassinated. This photo highlights how temporary bliss can be and how quick desolation can arrive. 

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Assassination of President John F. Kennedy, November 22nd, 1963

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Assassination of President John F. Kennedy, November 22nd, 1963

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The 35th President of the United States, John F. Kennedy was fatally shot in Dallas whilst in a motorcade procession. Lee Harvey Oswald, a communist sympathizer, was arrested by Dallas police and was believed to be the assassin, however Oswald was fatally shot by Jack Ruby when being transferred to a more secure county jail.

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Malcolm X's lifeless body is on top of a stretcher, however his legacy lives on after his death and teachings have remained relevant and an inspiration to many.

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Malcolm X Assassination, February 21st, 1965

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Malcolm X Assassination, February 21st, 1965

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Malcolm X was an African American leader of Black Civil Rights and was a prominent member of the Nation of Islam. He taught his followers to retaliate against White aggressors, contrast to the teachings of Martin Luther King Jr. He was assassinated in Manhattan, New York City at age 39.

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Protestors are sacrificing their freedom and well-being in order to further their goal, displaying immense bravery and strength.

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Selma - Black Voting Rights, March 7th-25th, 1965

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Selma - Black Voting Rights, March 7th-25th, 1965

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A series of marches from the town of Selma over the Edmund Pettus Bridge to Montgomery Alabama. The goal was to raise awareness that Black people had difficulty voting, as only 2% were registered. Demonstrators were violented halted on the bridge by police equipped with tear gas, whips and nightsticks. The event garnered international attention and a few months later, President Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act.

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Protestors of the Black Panther Party strive for the release of it's founder Huey P. Newton. The photo displays the commitment and discipline of the protestors.

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The Creation of the Black Panther Party, October 15th, 1966

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The Creation of the Black Panther Party, October 15th, 1966

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The Black Panther Party fought for Black Rights and against police brutality during the Civil Rights Movement. They were labelled as a communist organization and were stifled with internal conflict. They organized armed citizen patrols in US cities and their methods were violent.

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Two residents read the newspaper announcing the resignation of President Nixon in front of the White House symbolizing the end to a controversial presidency.

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Watergate Scandal, June 17th 1972- August 9th, 1974

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Watergate Scandal, June 17th 1972- August 9th, 1974

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President Nixon was tapping information coming and out of the White House. Five intruders broke into the Democratic Headquarters and in response, Nixon adamantly repudiated his involvement, however he was caught paying the burglars with hush money. Nixon was exposed and forced to resign.

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A tank raising the Vietcong flag enters the Presidential palace of the South Vietnamese government symbolizing the end of a bloody conflict and a new beginning.

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North Vietnam was communist, while South Vietnam was allied with America. Following the resignation of Nixon, Congress cut military and economic aid to South Vietnam. The North Vietnamese launched an offensive to secure South Vietnam and within two months, the South Vietnamese government collapsed and retreated. Over 3 million people died in the two decade long conflict.