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INTERACTIVE EVENT GUIDE
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Created on October 17, 2024
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Greensboro Sit-ins
In 1960, students went to a whites-only diner in Greensboro and sat there as a form of protest. People around them treated them very badly and wouldn't let the blacks order anything. This was impactful because it lead to desegregation in cafes in some public places.
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Birmingham March
In Birmingham of 1963, Students and adults were protesting, as were some teenagers and middle school children. They protested for desegregation in public areas and the city fire department attacked them with hoses. This was impactful because the children who got attacked would soon go on newspapers and the story would spread of people who support segregation attacking children.
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Selma Marches
People who believed in equality and desegregation marched from Selma to Montgomery Alabama in 1965. Marches were done to bring attention so black people could have an easier time voting and because a police officer wrongfully killed a black teenager.Soon, blacks all over the South could vote, and the 15th Amendment was truly enforced. The Voting Rights Act of 1965 was a federal Law that ends discriminatory voting practices i.e. literacy tests, poll tax
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In 1960, students went to a whites-only diner in Greensboro and sat there as a form of protest. People around them treated them very badly and wouldn't let the blacks order anything. This was impactful because it lead to desegregation in cafes in some public places.
The story
In Birmingham of 1963, Students and adults were protesting, as were some teenagers and middle school children. They protested for desegregation in public areas and the city fire department attacked them with hoses. This was impactful because the children who got attacked would soon go on newspapers and the story would spread of people who support segregation attacking children.
The story
In Birmingham of 1963, Students and adults were protesting, as were some teenagers and middle school children. They protested for desegregation in public areas and the city fire department attacked them with hoses. This was impactful because the children who got attacked would soon go on newspapers and the story would spread of people who support segregation attacking children.
The story
In Birmingham of 1963, Students and adults were protesting, as were some teenagers and middle school children. They protested for desegregation in public areas and the city fire department attacked them with hoses. This was impactful because the children who got attacked would soon go on newspapers and the story would spread of people who support segregation attacking children.
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- It’s got the Wow effect. Very Wow.
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The story
In 1960, students went to a whites-only diner in Greensboro and sat there as a form of protest. People around them treated them very badly and wouldn't let the blacks order anything. This was impactful because it lead to desegregation in cafes in some public places.
The story
In 1960, students went to a whites-only diner in Greensboro and sat there as a form of protest. People around them treated them very badly and wouldn't let the blacks order anything. This was impactful because it lead to desegregation in cafes in some public places.
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Let the communication flow!
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- Generate experiences with your content.
- It’s got the Wow effect. Very Wow.
- Make sure your audience remembers the message.
The story
People who believed in equality and desegregation marched from Selma to Montgomery Alabama in 1965. Marches were done to bring attention so black people could have an easier time voting and because a police officer wrongfully killed a black teenager.Soon, blacks all over the South could vote, and the 15th Amendment was truly enforced. The Voting Rights Act of 1965 was a federal Law that ends discriminatory voting practices i.e. literacy tests, poll tax
The story
People who believed in equality and desegregation marched from Selma to Montgomery Alabama in 1965. Marches were done to bring attention so black people could have an easier time voting and because a police officer wrongfully killed a black teenager.Soon, blacks all over the South could vote, and the 15th Amendment was truly enforced. The Voting Rights Act of 1965 was a federal Law that ends discriminatory voting practices i.e. literacy tests, poll tax
The story
People who believed in equality and desegregation marched from Selma to Montgomery Alabama in 1965. Marches were done to bring attention so black people could have an easier time voting and because a police officer wrongfully killed a black teenager.Soon, blacks all over the South could vote, and the 15th Amendment was truly enforced. The Voting Rights Act of 1965 was a federal Law that ends discriminatory voting practices i.e. literacy tests, poll tax