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August 20, 1619: The "White Lion" ship of kidnapped Africans arrives in Virginia

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August 20, 1619: The "White Lion" ship of kidnapped Africans arrives in Virginia

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Marking the beginning of slavery

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Increasing demand for slave labor

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March 3, 1820:  The Missouri Compromise 

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March 3, 1820:  The Missouri Compromise 

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August 1831: Slave rebellion  held by Nat Turner 

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August 1831: Slave rebellion  held by Nat Turner 

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This revolt terrified White enslavers most, by the death of 55 white people

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The movement to end slavery lead by Fredrick Douglas

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As a "private club" for Confederate veterans.

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December 6, 1865: The 13th Amendment is ratifed in the U.S.Constitution

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December 6, 1865: The 13th Amendment is ratifed in the U.S.Constitution

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Laws forbade African Americans from living in white neighborhoods and segregation was enforced in all public places

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1935: "Residential Security Maps" Created

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1935: "Residential Security Maps" Created

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The Home Owners' Loan Corporation makes maps that color in certain areas according to how many whites and nonwhites are in the area.

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Supreme Court ruled that educational segregation was unconstitutional, bringing to an end the era of “separate-but-equal” education

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This unpunished brutal murder was a significant point of racial inequality in the U.S.

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1960s: The Start of "Black Power" and the Black Panthers

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1960s: The Start of "Black Power" and the Black Panthers

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Original mission was to protect Black people from white brutality by sending patrol groups into Black neighborhoods

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1964: President Johnson Signed the Civil Rights Act

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1964: President Johnson Signed the Civil Rights Act

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Legally ending the segregation that had been institutionalized by Jim Crow laws

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Hundreds of thousands of Black men gathered in Washington, D.C. to march against racial disparities.

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November 4th, 2008: Barack Obama is elected 

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November 4th, 2008: Barack Obama is elected 

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Obama is elected as the first Black president in history.

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May 26th 2020: Protests of police brutality begin

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May 26th 2020: Protests of police brutality begin

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Sparked by the killing of George Floyd, a current movement of Black Lives Matter was accelerated.