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African American Rights 1960's

African American Rights 1960‘s
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For many decades African Americans have been struggling for equality. The 1960's was an overall change of how Americans acted, but blacks never had the same rights as whites, whites saw African Americans as “colored people” and not human beings. They did not nearly have as much freedom as whites did, which made them fight for what they believed in.On February 1, 1960, four African American freshmen from North Carolina Agriculture and Technical College sat down politely at a Woolworth’s lunch counter. The four young men asked for service, but didn’t receive any from the waitress. The waitress refused to serve them, so the four African American ...

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African-American Civil Rights Movement, King was arrested on October 19, 1960 at a Atlanta department store. King went to jail for four months on a charge for violating probation for a previous traffic arrest case. Next year, Martin on December 15,1961 was arrested again, but for a different reason. It was for fighting to desegregate public facilities in Albany, Georgia. He got charged for obstructing the sidewalk and parading without a permit (Janken,"Civil Rights Movement”) . Then on May 11, 1963, Martin Luther King’s house gets wiped out by a bomb and an explosion happens at his headquarters which was located in the Gaston Motel. The way African Americans responded to the bombings, was an enormous riot in Birmingham. Then Martin Luther King has his most famous speech, “I Have A Dream” that happened on August 28, 1963 at the biggest and most re memorable civil rights demonstration, the March on Washington. Which was an estimate 250,000 people to promote civil rights and ...

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Added: 4/28/2013 04:17:32 PM
Submitted By: jnikkhah24
Category: African Studies
Type: Premium Paper
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