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defined as the right of individuals to their political and social freedom

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On August 28, 1963, this peaceful march in Washington D.C. was held by some of the most influential leaders in the African American civil rights movement. This event also contained Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I have a dream speech", which has become one of the most well-known speeches to this day.

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Native Americans were Officially Considered Citizens

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Native Americans were Officially Considered Citizens

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In 1924, the federal government officially declared Native Americans citizens of the United States with the same basic rights as well as the right to vote in elections.

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In 1920, with the passing of this amendment women are now given the right to vote and cannot be denied on the basis of sex.

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Massachusetts Becomes the First State to Legalize Gay Marriage

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Massachusetts Becomes the First State to Legalize Gay Marriage

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On May 18th of 2004, the state of Massachusetts finds the prohibition of same sex marriage to be unconstitutional and a direct violation of an individuals rights. Massachusetts kicked off this legalization which many other states followed soon after.

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In 1966, Albert Pena led 50 Mexican American delegates in a protest of the federal EEOC hearing in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The group later demanded the President Lyndon B. Johnson hold a press conference to address some of the problems facing Mexican American citizens during this time.