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The SNCC stands for Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee. This organization was also one of the biggest in the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960's. This group led direct-action campaigns and fought against segregation towards minorities. This organization was founded in April of 1960 and the founders included Ella Baker, Bernard Lafayette, Diane Nash, and more. They wanted to promote black power. Just like the other groups.

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The NAACP was founded February 12, 1909. The founders included W.E.B Du Bios, Mary White, Ida B. Wells, and more. They made a lot of big accomplishments/victory's but one of the greatest was during the Civil Rights Movement they pushed for the landmark legislation of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. The NAACP was created to ensure political, educational, and social equality for minority groups. Today there are about 500,000 people apart of the NAACP.

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CORE stands for Congress Of Racial Equality. This was a group of African American people in the 1940's. This group turned a lot of attention to the South because this is where discrimination towards African Americans was not getting better at all. They challenged public segregation and launching voter registration drives for African Americans. One big victory of CORE was that it became one of the leading organizations by the 1960's.

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In my opinion the NAACP was the most successful. Not only did they push for legislation but today they have more thank 500k members. The founders of their group are some of the biggest faces of the Civil Rights Movement. Ida B. Wells, one of the founders, is one of the woman who caused a big change within lynching toward African Americans in the south.