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Presedential committee on civil rights
.under Truman - expand civil rights section of the justice department and expanded laws against lynching
A Philip Randolph
"father of the civil rights movement" created idea of march on washington movement
Plessy v. Ferguson
established seperate but equal facilities
Executive Order 9981
desegregation of the armed forces
Eisenhower on Civil rights
very conservative - didnt support it at first but appointed Earl Warren
Brown v. Board of Education
(under Warren) - overturned Plessy v. Ferguson
-made it so separate facilities were not considered equal under law
Earl Warren
appointed chief justice - very liberal and influential in the black cause (marshall defended Linda)
Thurgood Marshall
1st African American chief justice
Mongomery Bus Boycott
-Sparked by Rosa Parks
-cheap taxi service aided boycotters
Martin Luther King Jr.
creates Southern Christian Leadership Conference and encourages nonviolent resistance
Civil Rights Act of 1957
prohibited discrimination in public places but not a big deal - was not enforced
Freedom Rides
organized by CORE - tested Morgan v. Commonwealth ruling saying that segregated buses = unconstitutional
24th Amendment
abolishes the poll tax (the poll tax was a registration fee for voting)
Civil Rights Act of 1964
forbade discrimination (of both blacks and women) in hotels, motels, restaraunts, etc. - this time more enforced
-set up the EEOC to enforce federal laws
Voting Rights Act of 1965
eliminated ridiculous literacy test that many blacks had to take to vote
-US Supreme Court upheld this act
-Gov't sent registrars to help blacks register to vote
Affirmative action
a certain ratio of people would be counted... ex= colleges give benefits to blacks
Malcolm X
said not to be passive
"any means necessary"
Stokely Carmichael
promoted black nationalism
Betty Friedan
Wrote "Feminine Mystique" and founded the National Organization for Women
Glass ceiling
term applied to women and the invisible barrier keeping them from advancing in society
Roe v. Wade
(under Burger) legalized abortion
Title IX 1972 Educational Amendments
guaranteed equal access for girls to all programs