Ideals- believed in justice for all through non-violent protests

Goals- hoped to accomplish equal rights for African Americans

Accomplishments- 1955 Montgomery Bus Boycott (successful boycott)

Synthesis- Fredrick Douglass, a formerly enslaved man, had the same beliefs as MLK since they both believed in equality. Douglass was one of the most important leaders of the movement for African American Civil Rights.

Sal Castro

John Lewis

Daisy Bates

Ideals:

Believed in achieving racial equality through peaceful protest.

Goals:

They hoped to dismantle racial discrimination and secure equality for students.

Accomplishments:

Racial Equality in Schools

Civil Rights Act

Clashes with Authority:

East L.A. Walkouts

Ideals: equality, end of discrimination towards these groups

Goals: "five demands" pass of lesbian/gay rights bill, order banning discrimination, and ban of anti-lesbian-gay laws

Accomplishments: achieve social acceptance for LGBTQ members

CWM: "Lavender Scare"

• betty friedan

• gloria stein

• margerate mead

ideals that they belive in :

• they belived that women should be socially , economically ,and politically equal to men

goals that they hoped to acomplish :

• eual rigths for women

• more job oportunities

• political power

• reproduction rights

acomplishments :

• women gained acess to jobs across markets in the US economy

• managed to get the rigth to abortions and reproductive healthcare .

clashes with authority:

• protest

  
  

• Young Lords

• Black Panthers

• Martin Luther King Jr.

Ideals:

• Environmental Justice

• Same environmental protections and benefits

Goals:

• Improve and maintain a clean and healthful environment.

• All people have the right to be protected from environmental pollution.

Accomplishments:

• Earth Day

• Clean Water Act

• Clean Air Act

• Endangered Species Act

• National Environment Policy Act

CWM:

• Seabrook Nuclear Reactor Protests

• Anti-Dow Protests

• Kent State Shootings