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1954: Brown vs. Board of Education Supreme Court declares school segregation unconstitutional.

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1954: Brown vs. Board of Education Supreme Court declares school segregation unconstitutional.

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1955: Montgomery Bus Boycott begins after Rosa Parks’ arrest; MLK emerges as a leader.

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1955: Montgomery Bus Boycott begins after Rosa Parks’ arrest; MLK emerges as a leader.

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1957: Southern Christian Leadership Conference founded, with MLK as its first president.

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1957: Southern Christian Leadership Conference founded, with MLK as its first president.

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1960: Sit-in Movement spreads across the South, led by young activists and students.

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1960: Sit-in Movement spreads across the South, led by young activists and students.

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 1961: Freedom Rides challenge segregation in interstate bus travel.

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 1961: Freedom Rides challenge segregation in interstate bus travel.

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1963: Birmingham Campaign and MLK’s Letter from Birmingham Jail.

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1963: Birmingham Campaign and MLK’s Letter from Birmingham Jail.

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August 1963: March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom - MLK delivers his “I Have a Dream” speech.

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August 1963: March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom - MLK delivers his “I Have a Dream” speech.

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1964: Civil Rights Act signed into law; MLK wins the Nobel Peace Prize.

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1964: Civil Rights Act signed into law; MLK wins the Nobel Peace Prize.

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1965: Selma to Montgomery marches lead to the Voting Rights Act.

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1965: Selma to Montgomery marches lead to the Voting Rights Act.

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1968: Martin Luther King Jr. assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee.

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1968: Martin Luther King Jr. assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee.

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2008: Barack Obama elected as the first African American President of the United States - seen as a major milestone in the civil rights legacy.

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2008: Barack Obama elected as the first African American President of the United States - seen as a major milestone in the civil rights legacy.

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2012–2016: Obama’s presidency emphasizes equality, racial justice, and unity - MLK’s dream seen as continuing through progress and new challenges.

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2012–2016: Obama’s presidency emphasizes equality, racial justice, and unity - MLK’s dream seen as continuing through progress and new challenges.