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Protect women's right to abortion but the case has to be approved by the judicial court.

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Gave Amish people the power to take their kids out of school. Freedom of religion outweighed the states interest in their education

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MLK was Shot dead while standing on a balcony of his hotel room by James Earl Ray.

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Fair housing opportunity's act for all races and sex's.

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Equal Employment Opportunity commission (July 2, 1965)

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Equal Employment Opportunity commission (July 2, 1965)

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Agency of federal government to interpret and enforce federal laws stopping discrimination.

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Abolishes the tax poll for voters so now anyone could vote.

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US labor law that outlaws discrimination for all races, religion, and sex's

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The Birmingham jail sent MLK a letter that aid he could no longer protest in Birmingham.

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Civil Rights leaders led to racial discrimination to show major civil rights.

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Birmingham movement organized by SCLC to bring integration to the African Americans in Birmingham.

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Rights for all ethnic groups in the United States, that they will be treated the same as whites.

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4 college freshman sat at a white lunch counter and were refused service but they sat there in peace until it closed.

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9 African American kids enrolled in a white school named "Little Rock" this caused many racial problems.

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Rosa Parks was a women on the black section of the bus when a white person went up to her and told her to move and she said "no!" this lead to her becoming a national racial icon for blacks

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Emmett Till was a 14 year old boy who was hung because he flirted with a white girl.

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Desegregation of armed forces (July 31, 1948)

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Desegregation of armed forces (July 31, 1948)

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All service men of every color get equally treated and equal opportunity in the armed services.

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Broke the color barrier in American sports.

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African American Men now have the right to vote.

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All citizens now have equal rights and equal protection laws.

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"Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States"