Civil rights final project

the north-West suburban Civil Rights Museum for children

A Joshua Kowitz Creation

The civil rights legislation

Brown vs broad of education

The horrific events in Birmingham

MLK and His best work

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consecteteur

The Horrific Events in Birmingham

Back to event

The horrific events in Birmingham

Children marched and they were attacked by police dogs and were sprayed with fire hoses. When the country saw what was happening they decided it was time to make change. this is in my opinion the most important event in integration because no one will support you if everyone thinks everything is fine.

click me to see a few artifacts.

Martin Luther King led many marches and gave many speeches his most famous speech was the I Have a Dream speech. He gave this speech after leading the march on Washington. Martian luther King also helped to lead the Selma marches and helped to draw attention to the way black people were treated. he was assassinated on the balcony of his hotel room in tenesee because of his work with the civil rights movement.

Room 02

Martin Luther King & His Best work

Back to event

The civil rights legislation banned poll taxes and created equal voting and civil rights for all people. This law made poll taxes and literacy tests illegal as well as outlawing segregation and undoing the Plessy vs Ferguson decision. before these laws were passed anyone white person could assault or insult any black person and get away with it. after these laws were passed things changed.

Room 03

The Civil Rights Legislation

Back to event

click me to see a few artifacts.

Back to event

These are all newspaper headlines of the civil rights laws and acts being passed. This made headlines because the South was so heavily segregated that people would not want to change. This impacted every person in the country. Plus the newspapers would make a lot of money from these major news stories. Today there is not a newspaper headline for every law that is passed instead it only makes the papers if it affects people severely.

In 1954 the NAACP took the case brown vs Board of Education to the Supreme Court ruled that segregated schools could never be equal and ordered that schools be segregated with all deliberate speed. of course, this did not work because there was no deadline.

Back to event

Room 06

Brown vs. Board of Education

click me to see a few artifacts.

Tickets

Tickets

Back to event

This is a picture of a newspaper with the headline of the supreme court ruling. this is important because it wouldn't make the headlines without an impact afectign everyone. although this made the headlines it didn't happen right away

This picture shows the three people leading the case for desegrigation. this is important because with out them todays world would be very differents from the wondrful place it is.

click me to see the third artifact

Birmingham was probaly the most racisit city in the south. the civil rights leaders decided it was time to move the movement there. Eventually, all marchers were jailed so they went to the children for help. When the children marched they were attacked by police dogs and were sprayed with fire hoses. When the country saw what was happening they decided it was time to make change.

BrimingHam

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit

This is a picture of Central High School in Little Rock one of the first schools to integrate. This is the very place where the president sent troops so nine black students could integrate the schools. this is important because this very place was the start of desegrigation without it we would not have integrated schools.

This is a police hat from 1963 when the protests in birmingham took place. this is the type of hat worn by the police officers who led the atacks against black people.

This is a picture of the 6th street baptist church where the protestore met before marching.

This is a picture of dogs attacking the protestors. black protestros were atackd by dogs and were arrested for peacfully marching

• Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.
• Consectetur adipiscing elit.
• Sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut.

A peek in the past

Lorem ipsum dolor

Lorem ipsum dolor sit

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod.

These are pictures of the marchers and MLK before the gives his speech.

This is a picture of mlk giving his famous I have a dream speech. this is important becaus ethis specch inspired so many people ot help fight for equal rights

This is a picture of MLk leading the marchers through ashington D.C. this is important because this march was one of the main things atracting ateention to the civil rights movement