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After the NAACP heard about Little Rock Nine, they involved themselves by recruiting students from little rock. This was one of the ways they helped the civil rights movement and promotion for equal education. 

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After the NAACP heard about Little Rock Nine, they involved themselves by recruiting students from little rock. This was one of the ways they helped the civil rights movement and promotion for equal education. 

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history.com
www.nps.gov
time.com

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May 17, 1954. The US Supreme Court rules segregated schools illegal. September 4, 1957. The Little Rock Nine arrived for their first day of school.

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May 17, 1954. The US Supreme Court rules segregated schools illegal. September 4, 1957. The Little Rock Nine arrived for their first day of school.

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This political cartoon about the Little Rock Nine event represents the attention it caused. This image means that the whole world was listening and watching to what was happening. The picture makes it look like the world was ease dropping on the words of those who argued about it.

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The nine African Americans who enrolled at Little Rock had their 14th Amendment of equal protection under law violated.

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The nine African Americans who enrolled at Little Rock had their 14th Amendment of equal protection under law violated.

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President Eisenhower sent troops to Central High in Little Rock to enforce the desegregation order. Another strategy to end segregation used by the leaders of Little Rock were campaigns. 

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President Eisenhower sent troops to Central High in Little Rock to enforce the desegregation order. Another strategy to end segregation used by the leaders of Little Rock were campaigns. 

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Little Rock Nine influenced the civil rights movement by inspiring others. After segregated schools were made illegal, segregation was said to be put to an end. Although Jim Crow Laws and discrimination was around, little rock 9 benefited the civil rights movement.

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Little Rock Nine influenced the civil rights movement by inspiring others. After segregated schools were made illegal, segregation was said to be put to an end. Although Jim Crow Laws and discrimination was around, little rock 9 benefited the civil rights movement.

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In 1954, the Supreme Court ruled that segregation in public schools is unconstitutional, and Brown .v. Board of Education tested that. This court case showed that the authorities need to do a better job at enforcing equal education. Little Rock Nine impacted American society by gaining empathy of citizens. Showing the realization that change is necessary, and that governors need to obey the ruling of the Supreme Court.

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In 1954, the Supreme Court ruled that segregation in public schools is unconstitutional, and Brown .v. Board of Education tested that. This court case showed that the authorities need to do a better job at enforcing equal education. Little Rock Nine impacted American society by gaining empathy of citizens. Showing the realization that change is necessary, and that governors need to obey the ruling of the Supreme Court.

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I couldn't find many pictures that would show up on this platform of the leaders. However, I found this picture of Daisy Bates who was a civil rights activist, journalist, publisher, and leader in the Little Rock Integration Crisis of 1957.

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Nine African American students enrolled at Little Rock Central High School in 1957. Unfortunately,they were prevented from entering the school from orders given by the Governor. After being disrespected and humiliated by racists, the students created the Little Rock Nine Foundation to promote equal education.

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Nine African American students enrolled at Little Rock Central High School in 1957. Unfortunately,they were prevented from entering the school from orders given by the Governor. After being disrespected and humiliated by racists, the students created the Little Rock Nine Foundation to promote equal education.