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Civil RIghts Movement (Affirmative Action March 6,1961 (The Freedom Rides…

- - - - March on Washington- August 28, 1963
        
        24th Amendment - Jan 23,1964
        
        Freedom Summer - June !964
        
        Civil Rights Act- July 2,1964
        
        Voting Rights Act -Aug 6,1964
        
        Watts Riots- Aug 11,1965
        
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        Iis a landmark civil rights and US labor law in the United States that outlawed discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex or national origin.
        
        This was for stopping students of violent, it was to expand blacks' voting in the South.
        
        To the Constitution of the United States of America abolished the poll tax for all federal elections.
        
        For Jobs and Freedom, political demonstration.
      - Addressed to his fellow clergymen while he was jail in Birmingham, after a nonviolent protest against racial segregation.
    - - To do both, black and whites, to challenge racial segregation, means that stop divisions between black and whites.
- - - - Desegregation of Buses Nov.13 1956
        
        Mont. Bus Boycott Dec 5 1955
        
        Brown V. Board of education Dec 9,1952
        
        Executive Order July 26,1948
        
        Plessy Vs Ferguson May 18,1896
        
        It was a landmark decision of the U.S. Supreme court issued in 1896.Were called and as "Separate but equal."
        
        It was group of nine Africa American students enrolled in Little Rock Central High School in 1857 .
        
        Brown and white children had to have there education together. They were no longer able to be seperated.
        
        Montgomery, Alabama bus boycott was a protest of African Americans to refusing to ride public buses due to discrimination of the whole seating arrangement.
        
        Whites were no longer able to sit with whites only. Now Africans and Whites were mixed in buses.
      - A group of nine African students enrolled in a all white school in Arkansas. First day of school guards covered entrance.That same month president Dwight D. Eisenhower called federal troops to let the students in.
    - - Decision making in the SCLC including adoption, nonviolence , local community organization in the south . It was open to all race, religion etc.