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Sunday April 7 (Palm Sunday)
The Rev. A. D. King, the Rev. Nelson Smith, and the Rev. John Porter lead a march beginning at St. Paul Methodist Church
Wednesday, April 10
Sit-ins are attempted, but lunch counters are closed; police arrest twenty-seven protesters in the 400 block of 19th Street.
Thursday, April 11
The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and other leaders receive a court-ordered injunction against "boycotting, trespassing, parading, picketing, sit-ins, kneel-ins, wade-ins, and inciting or encouraging such acts."
Friday, April 12 (Good Friday)
Dr. King, the Rev. Ralph Abernathy, and Shuttlesworth lead a march in defiance of the injunction and are arrested within yards of the site of the Palm Sunday arrests. During his incarceration for this offense, Dr. King writes his "Letter from Birmingham Jail."

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These amendments were violated
1st Amendment
6th Amendment
9th Amendment
15th Amendment

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Walker v. City of Birmingham
A court case held on April 12 1967, Good Friday. About how blacks were "violating private property, sitting in whites only areas and using white only appliances.

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African American men were forced to take Literacy Test before voting. Although Literacy test were made almost near impossible to pass.

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King Jr and Shuttlesworths non violent protests caused a more trickling effect towards ending segregation. Their non violent protests influenced groups like the NAACP and other non violent groups towards the future of colored and human rights in general.

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Martin Luther King Jr used non-violent strategies like public sit-ins in whites only diners and other ways like drinking at white only  water fountains and other white only establishments.
Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth
used other non violent tactics similar to King Jr. but with a little more aggression when it comes to trying to end segregation but both believed in non violent protests.

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Southern Chrisitian Leadership Conference are an African American civil rights organization

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Martin Luther King Jr
Martin Luther King Jr was a baptist minister and a civil activist known for being the primary leader in civil rights movements by using non aggressive ways.

Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth
Shuttlesworth was a civil rights activist who led the fight with King Jr towards ending the civil war towards ending segregation.

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The Birmingham Campaign was a movement organized by Southern Christian Leadership Conference. The groups goal was to bring attention upon the integration efforts of our fellow people in Birmingham, Alabama.