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En el Título VIII de la Ley de Derechos Civiles de 1968, también conocida como Ley de Vivienda Justa,en esta se ilegaliza la discriminación en la compra, venta o renta de vivienda por razones de raza, color de la piel, religión u origen nacional de la persona.

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A flurry of gunfire ended the life of Malcolm X on February 21, 1965. That day was assassinated one of the greatest symbols of the fight for the rights of blacks throughout the twentieth century

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His activities as a fervent activist against the Vietnam war and his ability to mobilize crowds in favor of minority rights earned him to be regarded as a threat by influential government sectors. King's assassination in April 1968 is still suspected to have been the result of a conspiracy. He diez in his hotel balcony.

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The Bloody Sunday of 1965 happened on March 7th in Selma, Alabama. Local police and state troopers raided the Edmund Pettusa Bridge in wich there were 600 civil rights protesters trying to make Selma's march to Montgomery.

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Now blacks and whites have the same rights. But we still see in the news that some blacks are killed by cops or other people practically because they are black

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The 1965 Voting Rights Act is a historic law within US law as it banned discriminatory practices in the right to vote for African Americans in the United States. This law got the constitutional right for the vote to be protected as there were so far states that to vote required literacy tests or payment of some tax, using these resources to limit the right to vote of black people.

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More that 250.000 blacks and whites go out to the streets of Washington claiming  a legislation for equality of all the Americans. In this march took place the famous speach of Martin Luther King, omn the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in wich we said "I have a dream…"

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A few days before, a policeman shot the civilian Jimmie Lee Jackson while the latter was protecting his relatives before an attack of mounted policemen; This is what provoked the march and the protests.

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In the fall of 1957, nine Black American students were told by the U.S. Supreme Court that they had the right to attend the Little Rock Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas, and the uproar that occurred became a news item that spread across the country.
The nine students that wanted to attend the school became known as the “Little Rock Nine”.

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When Cold war started blacks in the army suffered racism. So Harry Truman issued the executive order 9981 to end with the discrimination of blacks in the army

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Eisenhower push through during his presidency the 1957 Civil Rights Act. Cynics have stated that this was simply to win the ‘Black Vote’. Up to 1957, and for a variety of reasons, only 20% of African Americans had registered to vote.

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She was born in 1913. She was an activist in the Civil Rights Movements best know for her pivotal role in the Montgomery Bus Boycott: He sat on the white seats and when a man went up and he couldn´t find place, the the bus driver strucked Rosa. But she refushed up and she was arrested

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It was a law promulgated on July 2, 1964 by Lyndon B. Jhonson. It is ruled that every American citizen white, or black, had the same rights to vote and to be in public spaces.

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One day in 1960, four students were expelled from "Woolwoth lunch counter", in North Carolina, without being served simply by a racist act. These children denounced it publicly and many people joined them to make peaceful protests

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All these advances towards equality were lost when, in 1880s Jim Crow Laws were established. Those lowas  enforced racial segregation in the Southern states of America. Blacks doesn´t have the same facilities to live; the most famous example is that blacks had their own bus to be far fom whites. Also this law prohibits international marriage.

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Like in the previous poin, in 1870, blacks won the right to vote thanks to the 15th admendment

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The civil rights movoment starts in 1950s but before this years, in 1868, we have the amendment to the constitution who gived the same protection under the law to blacks.

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It was a political, legal and social movement that arose in 1950s to defend the rihgts of negro people and the equality of all the americans.