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1 The U.S. Civil Rights Movement

2 Murder of Emmett Till August 1954

3 Brown vs Board of Education 1954
Plessy v. Ferguson

4 Rosa Parks & Montgomery Bus Boycott 1955

5 Martin Luther-King and the Montgomery Bus Boycott 1955

6 March on Washington (1963) I HAVE A DREAM

7 Mississippi Civil Rights Workers' Murders (1964)

8 Civil Rights Act (1964)

9 Birmingham Riots (1963)

10 Little Rock Nine

11 I spoke against the Act… for 24 hours.
Civil Rights Act, 1957 I spoke against the Act… for 24 hours.

12 Greensborough Sit-In

13 James Meredith, Uni of Mississippi, 1962

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