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Created on October 15, 2024

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Museum tsolyuni

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By Yuni Park and Tsoline Papazian

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By Yuni Park and Tsoline Papazian

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Room 01

Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott

This is a picture of Rosa Parks riding the bus home after work.

In December 1st, 1955, Rosa Parks did not want to give up her seat to a white person. Due to that reason, she got arrested for breaking a Jim Crow Law. After hearing about this, Black people decided to stand up for themselves. They began a bus boycott in Montgomery, Alabama. They did not go on the buses and the boycott seemed to work.

This is Rosa Parks Mugshot after being arrested for breaking a Jim Crow Law.

This is a picture of the Montgomery Bus boycott taking place.

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Greensboro Sit-ins

Some college students were kicked out of a dining place because the white people would not serve food to them. So, the students began a nonviolent protest by sitting in the diner all day long until they served them food. They would never give them food though. One day, the white people got sick and tired of the black people and decided to drag them out. But this peaceful protest allowed an early success or the civil rights movement.

This is a picture of the students when they were not given food at the diner.

This is a picture of students for the college being mistreated by the white people during the protest.

This is a picture of the peaceful protest taking place.

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Assasination of MLK, 1968

MLK was just standing out in his balcony in Memphis, Tennessee, but all of the sudden, James Earl Ray assasinated in him. Not only did this cause a riot in the black community, it also gave them encouragement to fight back and do something.

This is a picture of MLK minutes before his assasination.

This is a picture of James Earl Ray's Mugshot.

This is a picture of MLK in his coffin. RIP MLK.

Freedom Riders

This is little girls and boys protesting for their rights.
The Freedom Riders were a group of civil rights activists who rode buses into the segregated southern United States. Their goal was to challenge and change unfair laws that kept black and white people separated. They faced a lot of danger and violence but helped bring attention to the fight for equality.
This is people protesting the Freedom Riders.
This is the Freedom Riders bus.

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Brown Vs Board Education

This is the newspaper talking about segregation in schools

Brown v. Board of Education was a very important Supreme Court case that changed the way schools were run in the United States. African American families wanted their kids to go to white schools because the separate schools were not equal. The Court decided that having separate schools for white and Black students was unfair and against the law. This ruling was a major victory for the civil rights movement and helped make schools more equal for everyone.

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People protesting in front of the Supreme Court for equalness.

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These are little kids being sad in an only black school.

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Birmingham, 1963

This is people being harmed by the white firefighters with a hose.
In 1963, Birmingham, Alabama, was an important place for the civil rights movement. Kids and teenagers joined peaceful protests to stand up against segregation and unfair treatment. Many of them were arrested, but their bravery helped people see the need for equality.
This is how many people were protesting.
This is people praying for people that have passed away from Birmingham, 1963.