The civil rights movement has been one of the laboured and time sought experience from the 1950s to the 60s. African Americans, who were distraught during this time period, were seeing developments of their actions and the impacts that would later on make history.
The 1950s was when segregation was separate but unequal, leading to Africans not receiving the promised treatment from civilians. This led to the case brown vs. education, in which segregation was considered unconstitutional. Facilities and schools were turned to make segregation a thing of the past yet it continued for more than a decade. Through such a case, more actions from Africans came about. Rosa Parks one of the most influential woman to boycott and impede on the decision
The 1950s was when segregation was separate but unequal, leading to Africans not receiving the promised treatment from civilians. This led to the case brown vs. education, in which segregation was considered unconstitutional. Facilities and schools were turned to make segregation a thing of the past yet it continued for more than a decade. Through such a case, more actions from Africans came about. Rosa Parks one of the most influential woman to boycott and impede on the decision