INTERACTIVE EVENT GUIDE
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Created on October 15, 2024
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Brown vs. Board of Education
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Brown vs. the Board of Education of Topeka was one of the first big movemonets in civil rights. It was one of the first incidents of desegregation. It desgegragated schools, giving hope to thousands. It all started when her parents tried sending her to the local white elementry school. She was denied entry so she protested. Her parents took it to court and the NAACP backed it up. This led to the desegregation of public schools.
This is the school where Ruby Brid ges was denied entry, but then eventually let in.
This is a picture of the infamous Ruby Bridges.
This is outside the court where the trial took place.
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Greensboro Sit-ins
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The Greensboro Sit-ins were one of the most monumental moments in ending desegregation. Some local college students decided they were sick of sitting at the segregated black lunch counter, so they decided to sit in at the white one. Every day, the group of people participating in the sit-ins got bigger and bigger. Eventually, it spread to other businesses in Greensboro and then across the country! The chain reaction it started desegregated many businesses across the south, proving as one of the most effective protests.
This is the school where the original college students attended. North Carolina Agriculture and Technical State University.
This is the lunch diner where the sit-ins started, Woolworth's Lunch Counter.
This is a picture of the fitst sit in.
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Montogmery Bus Boycott
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The Montogomery Bus Boycott was the first incident of civil disobedience resulting in change, starting a trend of peaceful protests. It all started when Rosa Parks sat in the front of the bus, which was illegal at the time, black people were supposed to sit in the front. A white man demanded her seat, and she said no. This eventually led to her arrest. This caused an outcry in the black community of Montgomery, leading to the boycott. It lasted a year until eventually, busses where desegrgated.
These are what the busses looked like at the time
This is Rosa Park's mugshot.
People walking instead of using the bus.
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Little Rock 9
9 people that were african- american walked into an all white school for the first time in 1957. it happened in Little Rock, Arkansas. this changed the revolution od segregation and broke many barrieirs.
the 9 people
the school
what happened after
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Freedom riders
on may 4th, 1961 blacks and white people rid through new orleans to protest segregation. the march inspired many people to go aginst segregation. it informed more people about segregation
photo of the event
photo of them riding
the bus being attacked
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Assasination of MLK
in 1968 in Memphis Tenessee, James earl ray shot and killed MArtin luther King Jr. MLK was a leader trying to end segregation. it lead to a lot of people being angry because they wanted him to not die.
James Earl Ray
where MLK died
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