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- Many African Americans couldn't vote in this time. Racial equality was very invisible in the sense of it wasn't even available. Robert Moses proposed to SNCC and COFO. It was around 1963 where racial equality wasn't there. People wanted to have that those who were colored were asking for this blessing.

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During Freedom Summer was a volunteer campaign based on allowing African Americans to vote. They wanted to have the right of having freedom equality for their people. They wanted and attempted to allow as many Africans to vote so they could prove a point. Leading to have so many people from Mississippi to create a right that should be followed.

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After Freedom Summer was where everything was going as planned. The Freedom Summer allow Mississippi to have a political system in 1964. Leadership after this thought it was good enough to continue to keep projects going as time moved on. More than 44 projects were created afterwards to complete it.

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This shows how people were in the sense of on the move. Basically they were trying to start a campaign. Still trying to find a way to start a project for supporting the African Americans.

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This shows how they were in their campaign meaning they were starting to bring the training. They were also holding each others hands since they wanted to represent equality.

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This shows how the outcome came to be. The Africans Americans among the whites had the ability to vote they were allowed too. Mississippi was on a equality for the long run.

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Experiences of Volunteers During the Freedom Summer of 1964 | Iowans Return to Freedom Summer

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Mississippi in Black and White: Freedom Summer 50 Years Later

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In this video, it shows how James Farmer is explaining the Freedom Summer. Explaining what's gonna happen during this whole period. 

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In this video, it shows how James Farmer is explaining the Freedom Summer. Explaining what's gonna happen during this whole period. 

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This video shows people who experienced the Freedom Summer. The jobs they had to do to get through the whole process.

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This video shows people who experienced the Freedom Summer. The jobs they had to do to get through the whole process.

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Shows how the Freedom Summer went through and allowed African Americans to go through. More equality people could vote for their own rights.

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Shows how the Freedom Summer went through and allowed African Americans to go through. More equality people could vote for their own rights.

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This document shows the plan for Freedom of Summer. Shows places who were willing to contribute.

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This document explains who was involved in this opposition. Shows how people contribute to make the equality come to life for voting.

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This document shows how Freedom Summer was a success. It gave the power of allowing everyone to have a voice.

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Intro: Overview of the 1964 Freedom Summer.” Wisconsin Historical Society, 2 Apr. 2013, www.wisconsinhistory.org/Records/Article/CS3707.
-This source shows how freedom of summer was planned.A history of time that was discrimination.

Photo: Translee Honors Those Who Came Before Us In ‘Freedom Summer’ Music Video.” 105.3 The Beat, 28 Aug. 2018, www.105thebeat.com/translee-honors-those-who-came-before-us-in-freedom-summer-music-video/.
- This showed who was in the role. The people who were discriminated.

Video:jamesfarmergroup. “James Farmer Discusses Freedom Summer.” YouTube, YouTube, 15 Apr. 2008, www.youtube.com/watch?v=xY6Dg35-tIw.
- Someone who was in the whole experience of Freedom Summer. This shows how they had to live in this.

Document:“Civil Rights Movement Documents Summer Project (Freedom Summer), 1964-1965 Photos.” Civil Rights Movement -- Freedom Summer Documents, www.crmvet.org/docs/msfsdocs.htm.
- The people wanted to have rights for their own voice. It shows the whole concept of the movement.

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Intro:-Editors, History.com. “Freedom Summer.” History.com, A&E Television Networks, 29 Oct. 2009, www.history.com/topics/black-history/freedom-summer.
- This was history behind Freedom Summer. It shows the society back then.

Photo: Wang, Hansi Lo. “50 Years Ago, Freedom Summer Began By Training For Battle.” NPR, NPR, 14 June 2014, www.npr.org/sections/codeswitch/2014/06/14/318917992/50-years-ago-freedom-summer-began-by-training-for-battle.
- This shows the training for this movement.This also shows the whole battle.

Video:IowaPublicTelevision. “Experiences of Volunteers During the Freedom Summer of 1964 | Iowans Return to Freedom Summer.” YouTube, YouTube, 7 June 2016, www.youtube.com/watch?v=KlT6wkaPyWY.

Document:“Civil Rights Movement Documents Summer Project (Freedom Summer), 1964-1965 Photos.” Civil Rights Movement -- Freedom Summer Documents, www.crmvet.org/docs/msfsdocs.htm.

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Intro:“Freedom Summer.” The Martin Luther King, Jr., Research and Education Institute, 21 May 2018, kinginstitute.stanford.edu/encyclopedia/freedom-summer.
- The speech of Martin Luther King was for no discrimination. They wanted to be complete.

Photo: BOFT Lecture Series: ‘Freedom Summer and the Struggle for First-Class Citizenship.’” Downtown Franklin, Tennessee, downtownfranklintn.com/event/boft-lecture-series-freedom-summer-and-the-struggle-for-first-class-citizenship/.
- This shows the struggle between people. The discrimination between each other race.

Video: University, New York. “Mississippi in Black and White: Freedom Summer 50 Years Later.” YouTube, YouTube, 28 July 2014, www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XhHiATDxu8.
- The separation between the two races. Also shows how it had an outcome 50 years later.

Document:“Civil Rights Movement Documents Summer Project (Freedom Summer), 1964-1965 Photos.” Civil Rights Movement -- Freedom Summer Documents, www.crmvet.org/docs/msfsdocs.htm.