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In 1963 200,000 people, led by MLK, marched on Washington DC to fight for African American civil rights.

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View the interactive image by Briana Ghan

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The stonewall riot was about a riot that happened because police attacked a gay bar in the morning hours in Manhattan New york on june 28 1969.

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In the 1960's, The Watts Riots broke out in Los Angeles, California and it included a group of black people that were often mistreated and treated less than the whites.

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African Americans fighting for civil rights.

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Catherine Wong: The History of Lynching 

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Catherine Wong: The History of Lynching 

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Lynching can be defined as killing someone for a crime they did or was accused of doing without a proper trial. Lynching goes way back to the Revolutionary War.

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A group of 13 people trying to stop the separation between the black and the whites on southern buses.

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Chris Reyes: Project C Birmingham and Children's March

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Chris Reyes: Project C Birmingham and Children's March

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Two protest led by SCLC to bring attention to Birmingham, Alabama due to injustice to African Americans in the city.

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Malcolm X was a Civil Rights leader fighting for African-American justice.

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Jacqueline Mendoza: Freedom Summer 1964 & Voting Rights 1965

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Jacqueline Mendoza: Freedom Summer 1964 & Voting Rights 1965

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Groups like CORE and SNCC peacefully protested so that African Americans could have the right to vote and President Lyndon B. Johnson passed the act so that African Americans could be registered to vote.

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An organization led by Ella Baker that formed to give younger African Americans more of a voice in the Civil Rights movement.