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Diversity Black History Month BY Janette De La Rosa Ducut, Ed.D. Training and Development Officer

Slavery

Cotton is King

Nat Turner’s Revolt

Civil War

“Separate but Equal”

Post Slavery South

Jackie Robinson

Brown vs. Board of Education

Emmett Till

Bus boycott

Little Rock Nine

Sit-in movement 1960

Freedom Rides 1961

Ole’ Miss 1962

1963 March on Washington

1964 Civil Rights Act

1965 Selma to Montgomery Malcolm X assassinated Voting Rights Act

1965 Black Power

Fair Housing Act 1968

King assassinated 1968

University of California vs. Bakke 1978

South Central riots

Colin Powell

Chief Mike Lane

Obama

Summary Black History has made its mark in: Economics Education (especially UC history) Civil War Voting Civil rights Housing U.S. Presidency …each one of us

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