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The Greensboro sit- ins inspired 78 other sit-ins across the South

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The Greensboro sit- ins inspired 78 other sit-ins across the South

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"How four friends stood up by sitting down"

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This "Polical Cartoon" is about how their sit-in shadowed over the entire US and caused so much change.

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No violence was caused during the sit- ins. They did not want to cause violence because they followed and were influenced by the ides og 

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No violence was caused during the sit- ins. They did not want to cause violence because they followed and were influenced by the ides og 

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As a result of the Woolworth’s protest, the company’s sales dropped by a third and the store’s owners made the decision to abandon segregation policies and officially integrate the Greensboro Woolworth’s lunch counter on July 25, 1960, asking the black servers to be the first Africans American at the counter. The next day, the entire chain was desegregated.

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As a result of the Woolworth’s protest, the company’s sales dropped by a third and the store’s owners made the decision to abandon segregation policies and officially integrate the Greensboro Woolworth’s lunch counter on July 25, 1960, asking the black servers to be the first Africans American at the counter. The next day, the entire chain was desegregated.

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After 1960 when the sit- ins first started the amount of racial segregation dropped rapidly.

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"It's a feeling that I don't think that I'll ever be able to have again. It's the kind of thing that people pray for ... and wish for all their lives and never experience it. And I felt as though I wouldn't have been cheated out of life had that been the end of my life at that second or that moment." -Franklin McCain

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"It's a feeling that I don't think that I'll ever be able to have again. It's the kind of thing that people pray for ... and wish for all their lives and never experience it. And I felt as though I wouldn't have been cheated out of life had that been the end of my life at that second or that moment." -Franklin McCain

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Besides leading to similar protests in other states across the country, the sit-ins elicited a public statement. 

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Besides leading to similar protests in other states across the country, the sit-ins elicited a public statement. 

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President Eisenhower said he supported the students and expressed sympathy for those fighting for their human and civil rights.

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By the fourth day since the sit-ins started, more than 300 people were taking place in the peaceful protests.

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By the fourth day since the sit-ins started, more than 300 people were taking place in the peaceful protests.

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Within a week after the Woolworth's protests began, the idea had spread like wildfire to other communities, including Winston-Salem, Richmond and Nashville.

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Within a week after the Woolworth's protests began, the idea had spread like wildfire to other communities, including Winston-Salem, Richmond and Nashville.

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The four and others met a lot of resistance at the sit-ins, with many yelling and swearing. The police had to come to calm everyone down, including  KKK members.

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The four and others met a lot of resistance at the sit-ins, with many yelling and swearing. The police had to come to calm everyone down, including  KKK members.

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In 1960 four college students sat at a Woolworths lunch counter and refused to leave until they were served

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In 1960 four college students sat at a Woolworths lunch counter and refused to leave until they were served

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Sit-ins were the first example of African American young adults (college students) being actively involved in the Civil Rights Movement!

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Sit-ins were the first example of African American young adults (college students) being actively involved in the Civil Rights Movement!

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First hand interview from one of the four!!!!

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First hand interview from one of the four!!!!

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The Greensboro Four sit-ins were started by these people, Ezell Blair Jr., Franklin McCain, David Richmond, and Joseph McNeil. The four!

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The Greensboro Four sit-ins were started by these people, Ezell Blair Jr., Franklin McCain, David Richmond, and Joseph McNeil. The four!