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The Brown v. Board Of Education was when unanimously, people thought that the racial segregation of public schools was very unconstitutional and this lead to the 5 separate supreme court cases which ultimately lead to the brown family winning this. This was important because this brang light and exposure of how unconstitutional this was but unfortunately not all schools listened to this and kept going with segregation.

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Emmett Till was a 14 year old boy who was brutally beaten for trying to flirt with a white girl. This all was done by the woman's husband and brother. They ordered him to do things, with fear for his life he carried a 75 pound cotton gin fan to a bank from where then the husband started to beat the kid nearly to death and then started to do disgusting things to his dead body and ultimately ended up killing this young kid. This was a very brutal event but fortunately this brought the attention that there is real racism happening and that somethings needs to change before more innocent people lose there life for little things.

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Rosa Parks situation was one of the most rememberable things that has happen in history ever. Rosa Parks was getting on a bus and at this time all Black people "had" to sit in the back of the bus and all the white people would sit in the front of the bus. But this time was different, most people were scared of what these white people would do to them if they sat at the front of the bus but Rosa wanted a change and when a white man came to go sit down at the front Rosa Parks would not give up her seat which then lead to the local black communities come together to make a change and built the Montgomery Bus Boycott , which was lead by Dr. Luther King. This then went to the supreme court for a year and then was decided that this was unconstitutional. This was so important to the Civil Rights movement because this lifted such a outrages law that was very unconstitutional.

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The Little Rock Nine was 9 young black kids that were blocked from interrogating into little rock central high school. This was a test for the newly looked over Brown v. Board to see if this was really changed anything and this really shows that people cant just change there perspective on people and some people really don't like other races which is really sad to say the least. The president Dwight D. Eisenhower then sent troops to go escort them but the kids continued to get harassed and bullied showing that the Brown v. Board was not followed at all times.

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Two black students were going to the University of Alabama to register and on there way to register Governor George C. Wallace then stood in front of the registry so that they couldn't get through. This standoff was in action for a while all the way until when president John F. Kennedy sent the National guards to the campus ordering Wallace to allow these kids in and move along with there day. This was really important to the Civil Rights movement because this shows that the upper government are even segregating, but this also shows that the president in on top of this kind of stuff and is looking to really make a change.

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Laydon B. Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 which prevented discrimination with employment due to race ethnicity and religion. This was very important for the civil rights because this really changed the whole business industry due to the fact that jobs could not discriminate due to race and this caused for the U.S. businesses to become more diverse.

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Martin Luther King, Jr. assassanation 1968

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Martin Luther King, Jr. assassanation 1968

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Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in 1968 on his balcony in Memphis. It was just like any other ordinary day and all of a sudden he gets brutally murdered. He was one of the most memorable people in the world and really had a major impact on diversity and the black movement. A Lot of people looked up to Martin Luther King Jr. and looked as him as a father. He was one of the first people that spoke up for the black people and really let his mind and opinions speak. This was a very major event for the Civil Rights movement because he was looked upon as a father and really was just starting to make really big changes in the world and fortunately he got to leave his mark in the U.S. for i think the rest of existence.

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President Johnson signs Fair housing act 1968.

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President Johnson signs Fair housing act 1968.

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President Johnson signs the Fair Housing Act in 1968 which includes the right for equal housing for everyone no matter what race or religion. This was very important for the Civil Rights movement because this really made the people that had different beliefs and were different color that they were welcomed.