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Formed a group called the Southern Christian Leadership Conference to lead anti-discrimination marches and protests throughout the South
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King gave his famous “I Have a Dream” speech at the gathering, inspiring Americans to strive for a world where black and white children could play together in peace.
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Linda Brown's lawyer for the Brown vs. Board of Education case
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In 1960, this group was formed by an Atlanta banker. It held public hearings to see how Georgians felt about integration.
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The movement’s goal was to end all types of segregation in Albany (transportation, schools, libraries, hospitals, restaurants, juries, etc.) through mass protests, sit-ins, and boycotts
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This law banned discrimination against any American because of that person’s race, color, or religion.
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Atlanta's first African American mayor.
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This person became a public figure when he chose to close his Atlanta restaurant rather than comply with the Civil Rights Act and serve African Americans.
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he enforced separation of different racial groups in a country, community, or establishment.
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Is a well known as a civil rights activist and aide to Martin Luther King, Jr.
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The little girl that began the fight against school segregation.
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publicly demonstrate strong objection to an official policy or course of action.
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The form of boycotting that the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee used to protest.
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Used sit-ins at lunch counters where they refused to move in order to boycott businesses that wouldn’t serve blacks. (hint: use this groups abbreviation)
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This university was required to integrate after denying two African American students repeatedly because of their race.
