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This court case debated on whether slaves that escape to the North from the South are free and the court ruled that once slaves reached the North they would be free.

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This amendment was created after the Civil War and abolished Slavery among all states in the US.

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This amendment allowed the affirmation of citizenship for natural born person in the US.

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This amendment gave African-Americans the right to vote. Also saying citizens would not be denied the right to vote based on race.

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Southern states used this law to keep segregation. Affecting many African Americans daily lives.

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This was a case right after the Civil War where the Jim Crow laws were being debated. Supreme court ruled that Louisiana's law wasn't violating the 14th.

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This amendment allowed women to start voting. Also saying that voting should not be denied based race or gender.

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This was a case where segregation started to become a problem among African American. Brown won and segregation was now banned in public schools.

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This allowed women to get abortions. Furthermore, this influenced Equal Rights Amendment.

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This was a desegregation movement, where nine African-American students went to an all white high school.

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This act prohibits discrimination for race, gender, religion, or national origin for hiring, firing, or promotions.

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This act outlaws literacy tests where federal officers to give registered voters. This caused a big effect on African American voters.

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Policy that was created to address and stop discrimination. Mostly under-represented races, such as the black community when they just abolished discrimination n the US.

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1978:  Bakke v. University of California

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1978:  Bakke v. University of California

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Bakke sued the University of California for unfairly making his decision. Supreme Court ruled for Bakke but also wanted to increase number of minority students to be admitted.