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Freedom Summer and murder of 3 civil right workers

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Freedom Summer and murder of 3 civil right workers

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Freedom summer is used as a term in Mississippi to get more black people registered to vote and this was ran by black organizations. The three murders came from a rumor of the victims being black and also with the KKK, the police and state authorities.

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An African American movement that exercised the right to protest. Blacks walked to the state capital in order to register a simple vote. Along the way they were met with violence and opposition from white populations. The National Guard had to come and protect the marchers.

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The Children´s march took place on May 2 when children ditched class and marched two by two down pass the baptist church. They seemed to not be scared of being arrested, sprayed with a fire hose, or the police dogs.

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Greensboro sit-ins,SNCC and freedom riders

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Greensboro sit-ins,SNCC and freedom riders

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The Greensboro sit- in was started when a young African American refused to leave Woolworth's lunch counter in Greensboro after getting denied service. Sit-ins started to spread in colleges in the south. The freedom riders was organized by the congress of racial equality.

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Wednesday, August 28, 1963 martin Luther king jr has i have a dream speech to ask for an end of racism and for jobs and freedom. He gave the speech to about 250000 people.The march was organized by A. Phillips Randolph and Bayard Rustin.

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In September 15,1963 there was about 200 people in a church building when a bomb went off. Many people were able to evacuate but 4 girls were killed and 20 people were injured.

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Little rock nine was a group of nine African american students who were prevented to enter their school due to their race. The national guard was called in to ensure that Brown V Board was implemented.

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Refused to give up her seat to a white man on a bus in Montgomery, Alabama.

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Southern Christian Leadership Conference . . . Began in very close proximity to the Montgomery Bus Boycotts. The organization prompted the start of widespread nonviolent activism.

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African Americans refused to us public transportation in Alabama. MLK Jr was one of the activists that progressed this movement along. The protest and boycott served detrimental to the Montgomery Bus system.

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"Separate but Equal" Overturned by Brown v. Board of Education

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Landmark court case in Topeka, Kansas. Racial segregation in schools was unconstitutional.

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The just of the Civil Rights movement had its origins during and after the Civil War. Reconstruction proved to be very beneficial to blacks' equality, but it was retaliated by whites with Jim Crow Laws. The two sides, pro-equality and anti-equality, would battle against one another from thenceforth. Racial tensions will never be completely erased; some still linger today.

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Throughout the three decades, black populations, along with fellow minority population, and eventually aided by parts of the white population, protested, rioted, and demonstrated their wish to be "equal."

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The path to Civil Rights was not a localized movement. It had its time and place throughout the entire US. Northern parts of the United States however saw the more peaceful side of the movement; whereas, southern parts of the United States saw violent rioting and black power movements. This general, but not strict, trend could be explained by how strong the anti-black sentiments were.

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Black panthers & Black Power Movement (1966) 

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Black panthers & Black Power Movement (1966) 

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The Black Panther party was founded by Bobby Seals and Huey Newton. The Black Panthers practice with armed citizen patrols to monitor behavior of the Oakland police department. The black power movement was a political and social movement which had people believe in racial pride and equality for African American and Black descendants.

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Emmitt Till was 14 year old African American was killed  in Mississippi after he offended a white women in her family store. Two men killed Emmitt Till and left his body in the river. The two later went to a jury for Tills murder.

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These protests happened because two sanitation workers were crushed when working at their job. Thousands of sanitation workers then left their jobs to protest the loss of fellow workers. They demanded better working conditions and equal conditions.

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The Attica prison riot took place on September 9 when prisoners overpowered the guards, got control of all the cell blocks, and burned down the prison church. On September 13 the police retook the prison with force killing 10 of the hostages and 29 inmates

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The Civil Rights movement began as a struggle for black justice and equality under the law. Unfortunately, equality under the law did not stop racist sentiments and discriminating actions from festering.

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The Civil Rights movement, when regarded as a whole, was quite successful. Multiple landmark events took place, which will be described below. Each had their own causes, effects, participants, and influences. The changes that took effect after the Civil Rights movement shaped the world and social structure we have today.