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the year of 1940 people of color are put into slavery in the second world war

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the year of 1940 people of color are put into slavery in the second world war

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During the second world war many of the black people were put as farmer's slaves or many of them were put in factories during that time the people went to washington to be able to petition the state for the equal rights of both colors

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Malcolm was sent to prison for a petty theft.

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Malcolm was sent to prison for a petty theft.

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At the age of 21, Malcolm was sent to prison in 1946 for one of the robberies he committed.

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in 1948 the emieda put in charge the laws to be able to put an end to racism and that both gender colors could have the same right as the others who were in the country many of those took in the executive 9981

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the impulse of the supreme court of civil rights in the years of 1954 of the united states

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the impulse of the supreme court of civil rights in the years of 1954 of the united states

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In the 1954s, the court made segregation in public schools that then in 1957 at Central High School in kansas people gave an application so that black people could attend the high school that was given to attend the formerly segregated school. illegal.

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In the years of 1955, a lady named Rosa Park decreed that people of color had and that they could occupy a space in the back of the buses so that people in white would not have any problems with that, which the driver and the other people bkanccas refused in power to give their doing to people of color

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1957 student of color attended high school

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1957 student of color attended high school

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In 1957, nine colored students attended high school known as the Little Rock Nine, they arrived to start their first classes, but when they arrived at school they were helped by many Arkansas National Guardsmen who were ordered by Governor Orval Faubus.

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Malcolm was released from prison in 1960.

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Malcolm was released from prison in 1960.

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In the 1960s, Malcolm was released from prison. When he was released from prison, he dedicated himself to being a minister in New York City, where he began to develop philosophy.

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was organized by civil rights leaders with a majority of 200,000 people in order to fulfill civil rights and establish equality

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 Malcolm returned to the United States in 1964

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 Malcolm returned to the United States in 1964

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In 1964 Malcolm founded the organization for African Americans which helped defend black identity and also supported racism because the white race was the greatest enemy of African Americans.

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1964 the new president of the SNCC with his famous phrase 

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1964 the new president of the SNCC with his famous phrase 

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In 1964, the new president of SNCC was one of the presidents who had one of his famous phrases known as black power, which was a great reference to the term associated with various ideologies associated with it.

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More than 600 people demonstrating at the Selma to Montgomery march to fulfill Eminda 15 on Jimmie Lee Jackson civil rights at the hands of a white police officer

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One of the tragedies of the 1965s when the one that once helped African-American people to deal with racism and also that people of color could be in a better place died, thus Malcolm's discharge was discharged. X will receive a shot to the head.

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They were the people who were witnesses when Malcolm's tragedy happened. Malcolm's wife, who was pregnant, was in charge of her 3 girls, who were sheltering on the front line and were the witnesses to see how Malcolm died.

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Harper v. Virginia State Board of Elections en 1966.

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Harper v. Virginia State Board of Elections en 1966.

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He was one of the people in the prosecution who promoted the electoral taxes

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Martin Luther King Jr., winner of the Nobel Peace Prize and civil rights leader, was assassinated on the balcony of a hotel, which led to the looting of the entire site.