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An Organization against racism.

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The Jim crow laws made it to where black and white people went to different schools or bathrooms. It segregated the two races.

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The Jim Crow Laws and The civil Rights movement caused definite tensions in the nation.

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Since Congress passed the Act, some people have used it to challenge harassment of race, culture, religion and much more.

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Muhammad Ali or Cassius Clay was a heavyweight boxer and a civil rights activist. He fought for African- American rights.  He is also famous for his stance on the Vietnam war.On April 26, 1967, Muhammad Ali refused to be drafted into the Vietnam war because of his Muslim beliefs. On April 28, 1967, he was convicted of draft evasion.

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The bus boycott was lead by Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks both civil rights activists. The bus boycott was an organization made for equal rights on public transportation.

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Martin Luther King Jr. was an American priest. He became a activist during the civil rights. He is one of the most famous people in the civil rights movement.

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Most of the black people were actually born in america. It was not fair for them to be treated that way just because of their race, they are human beings too.

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People thought black people  are different because of the color of their skin, so they made different things for Black people like bathrooms etc.

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It states that all men had the right of Speech, Press, Assembly, Petition
with out the U.S government imprisonment but African American's did not have this right.

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People did not follow the Declaration of Independence before the civil rights act. They did this because they thought that just because they were a different race it meant they didn't have the same rights as them.

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Rosa Parks was just a normal citizen riding the bus until a white man walked up to her a told her move, but she refused she was sent to jail. She and other individuals started the bus boycott.

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Ruby Bridges was the first African American child to go to a all white school she was taught there but was treated poorly.

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to some people Birmingham was a bad pace to live  during the civil rights movement because there were so many bombings at Birmingham. That's why it got its nickname,

Bombingham.

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The 1963 March on Washington was a pivotal moment in the Civil Rights Movement. More than 250,000 people joined in peaceful demonstration for racial and economic equality. Their clarion call helped usher in sweeping civil rights legislation and a sea change in public opinion, and the event endures today as a symbol of unity and monumental impact.

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Birmingham was dubbed 'Bomingham' because people would set off bombs in apartments. Many people were killed including four black school girls.

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Most black people were Christians, they prayed to god during this terrible event. Martin Luther King Jr. was a baptist.

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Most of the black people were becoming "unimportant" to some of the the white people.

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(1925–1965) was an African-American Muslim minister and human rights activist. To his followers he was a courageous advocate for the rights of African-Americans, a man who said white America in the harshest terms for its crimes against black Americans; detractors accused him of preaching racism and violence. He has been called one of the greatest and most influential African Americans in history.

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The Civil Rights Law banned segregation. But it did not end discrimination as a whole.

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2013- 50 years since civil rights movment 

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2013- 50 years since civil rights movment 

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The USA is were most of this was happening, but it was also happening all around the world in places like Germany, Russia, Greece, Spain, Italy, Thailand, South Korea, and China.

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He was a close friend to Martin L. King Jr. After he died Ralph was committed to finishing what his friend had started by fighting poverty.

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Muhammad Ali was one of many  African Americans who was a Muslim. Malcolm X was a Muslim minister.

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Charles Morgan Jr. was one of the first white black rights activists.

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Before the Civil War there was slavery. The government (former confederates) later passed black codes which hurt rights of blacks and segregated them.

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The Black Panthers was a group of African American's that would protect people from government and police violence.

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John Coltrane was a civil rights activist. He shared many views that were similar to Malcom X.

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African-Americans  thought segragation was unfair so some people tried to fight  against segragation for freedom 

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African-Americans  thought segragation was unfair so some people tried to fight  against segragation for freedom 