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SEGREGATION – DAY 6

Quiz 1. Did the North have de jure segregation or de facto segregation? 2. What was the Nation of Islam? 3. Who was the leader of the Nation of Islam? 4. How did Malcolm X’s pilgrimage to Mecca change his outlook on life? 5. What happened in the Audobon Ballroom?

Black Power  “Call for black people to begin to define their own goals…to lead their own organizations”  MLK opposed this organization  Slogans were similar to those Malcolm X was using

Black Panthers  Oakland, CA  Fight police brutality in the ghetto  Supported an exemption from military

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MLK  Objected these movements  Wanted non-violent responses  King leaves the South to spread his non-violence approach to the North

Assassination  April 4, 1968  After a speech in Memphis, MLK killed  James Earl Ray

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1968  RFK assassinated  Riots in cities persist

Legacy of Civil Rights Movement  Ended de jure segregation  Schools  Pride in racial identity

Unfinished Work  Jobs  School segregation  Fear of the cities  Affirmative Action  Much still remains to be done…

White Tiger 