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June 1, 1956

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December 5, 1955- December 20, 1956
The Montgomery Bus Boycott was a political and social protest campaign against the policy of racial segregation on public transportation

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April 3rd, 1963-June 6 1963
A march against white supremacy which was dispersed with fire hoses and police dogs on nonviolent protestors

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May 2nd-May 3rd 1963
1000 school children march downtown Birmingham to talk to the cities mayor about desegregating schools.

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I Have A Dream Speech-Martin Luther King

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I Have A Dream Speech-Martin Luther King

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August 28, 1963
Martin Luther King Jr. delivers a speech to a massive crowd of civil rights supporters in order to gain popularity for the Civil Rights Movement, which addressed the problem of segregation and racism in the United States as a whole.

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March 7th 1965- March 21st, 1965
Protestors made a 54-mile trip from Selma to Birmingham in order to ensure the rights of African American voters

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July 25, 1985
Anthony Ray Hinton was falsely arrested after the robbery and attempted murder of a fast food store manager

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December 1986
After a trial, a jury declared Anthony Ray Hinton guilty and requested a sentence of life in prison, which was the overruled by a judge and turned into a death sentence

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1999
Anthony Ray Hinton meets Bryan Stevenson for the first time. This was the beginning of the end of his time on death row.

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September 22, 2002
Buhlar Hinton, Ray’s role model and both parental figures passes while he is still on death row.

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June 24, 2005

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Ray’s Case Appears Before Alabama’s Supreme Court

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Ray’s Case Appears Before Alabama’s Supreme Court

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October 17, 2008
After many years of battling, Alabama’s Supreme Court makes a unanimous decision and determines that Anthony Ray Hinton is not guilty on the crimes he was charged for back in 1985

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Spring 2010

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July 2010

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April 3rd, 2015
Anthony Ray Hinton was acquitted on all charges he was accused with back in 1985.

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April 2019

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June 2021