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Although no Amendments to the Constitution were violated, many rights were not being displayed, as in African American men had the right to vote, but white men wouldn't allow them to vote by passing laws to prevent voting.

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The Freedom Summer was the turning point in the civil rights movement, and led to the passage of voting rights act.

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August 4th, 3 African American teens were found dead after being missing for 44 days. They were murdered by some Klansmen, 6 people were charged, but none of them served over 6 years.

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The main strategy used by people during the Freedom Summer was non- violence. Establish voting rights acts for all.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_bBTviKIl8

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Robert Mosses: proposed the idea of freedom summer to SNCC and COFO leaders in the fall of 1963
- Born in Connecticut in 1888, Died in New York in 1981. Urban Planner for major american cities. Pushed for construction in New York, and help preserve landmarks through New York state.

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August 28, 1963- March on Washington, it was a march for jobs and freedom which included 250,000 people. Martin Luther King did his I have a dream speech.
September- Mississippi voter registration project was preposed.
September 6- The Atlanta SNCC, they gave the idea to focus on Mississippi voter registration.
November 4- 80,000 people participated in mock elections, to disprove the white claim that African Americans didnt want to vote.
January 16, 1964- COFO proposed a challenge at the democratic national convention. COFO proposes the right of any all white delegation to represent Mississippi at the DNC.
August 4- the bodies of 3 volunteers were found buried in a dam, on a farm outside of Mississippi.
August 6, 1965- voting rights were signed into law

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SNCC: the student non violent coordinating committee, organization student-led sit-in's that protested segregated lunch counters in several states. The goal was to lead non-violent student protests.
COFO: the council of federated organizations formed in 1961 supported jail freedom riders. Was designed to be a coordination body with a purpose to avoid international political tensions and oversee the flow of funds into Mississippi for voter registration.

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In 1964, a voter registration drive sponsored by civil rights organizations including the Congress on Racial Equality. It was aimed to increase black voter registration in Mississippi, the freedom summer workers included black Mississippians and more than one thousand out-of-state, predominately white volunteers