Civil Rights Groups + Individuals 1945-1968
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- "Groups and individuals were the most significant factor progressing/restricting Civil Rights in the period 1945-1968."
- 3. 1960 - 1963 (Kennedy)
- Groups
- North Carolina Greensboro Sit-Ins (1960)
- Local Students, SCLC nd SNCC
- Freedom Riders (1961)
- CORE
- SNCC
- Albany Georgia, 1961-2
- MLK
- SCLC
- Birmingham, 1963
- King
- SCLC
- North Carolina Greensboro Sit-Ins (1960)
- Individuals
- Robert Kennedy
- James Meredith (1962)
- Medgar Evans, 1963
- Groups
- 1. 1945 - 1952 (Truman)
- Groups
- NAACP achieved the following victories:
- 1940-1957 CNO voter registration campaign in Arkansas
- 1944 Smith v. Allwright
- 1946Morgan v. Virginia
- 1947NAACP Boycott of New Orleans Department StoreJourney of reconciliation by CORE
- 1948 Shelley v. Kramer
- 1950 Henderson v. US Sweatt v. Painter
- NAACP achieved the following victories:
- Individuals
- Malcolm X and the Nation of Islam set up in 1930.
- Groups
- 4. 1963 - 1968 (Johnson)
- Groups
- SCLC + KIng
- Selma 1965
- Chicago Freedom Movement 1966
- SNCC + CORE Mississippi Freedom Summer 1964
- SCLC + KIng
- Individuals
- MLK
- Assassinated 1968
- Memphis Sanitation Workers' Strike in 1968
- Poor People's Campaign, 1968
- Stokely Charmichael
- Head of SNCC in 1966 + became violent
- Huey Newton+ Bobby Seale formed BPP in 1966
- MLK
- Groups
- 2. 1952 - 1960 (Eisenhower)
- Individuals + Groups
- Oliver Brown and NAACP in Brown vs Board of Education (1953-4)
- Chief Justice Earl Warren
- NAAWP
- WCC
- The Southern Manifesto + Storm Thurmond
- Autherine Lucy + NAACP
- NAACP + Little Rock Nine (1957)
- Ernest Brown
- The Montgomery Bus Boycott (1955-6) featuring MLK and NAACP
- SCLC (1957)
- Oliver Brown and NAACP in Brown vs Board of Education (1953-4)
- Individuals
- Emmett Till (murdered August 1955)
- Malcolm X "The Hate That Hate Produced'(1959)
- Individuals + Groups
- 3. 1960 - 1963 (Kennedy)
- Factor: Groups and Individuals
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