1. By Max Defez, Kewin Bindzi and Thomas Gayral
Greensboro sit-ins
By Max Defez, Kewin Bindzi and Thomas Gayral

2. Summary Introduction I) What is Greensboro sit-ins ?
II) Why did they happen ?
III) What were the consequences ?
Conclusion

3. Introduction Greensboro Greensboro (North Caroline) -
1960 during black segregation -
Young black student
Greensboro

4. I) What is Greensboro sit-ins
Franklin McCain
David Richmond
-Ezell Blair Jr., David Richmond, Franklin McCain and Joseph McNeil
-Sitting at Woolwhorth
- Weren’t allowed to.
Joseph McNeil
Ezell Blair Jr

5. II) Why did it happen ? - Countless laws Discriminating black people
Angry against government
Guerilla.

6. III) What were the consequences ?
A few days after the first time. Nearly 20 black students sit in Woolworth. Because of the pressure, Woolworth opened their doors to black men, women and children !
Other involved acts  Black people won a lot of rights (1970’s).
Black segregation is still existing nowadays

7. Conclusion Took place in North Caroline Because of black segregation
Started from 4 students
The message went through the whole country
Life’s example 