African American struggles for equality

The Civil Rights Act

Apr 14, 1866

In 1866, The Civil Rights citizenship and Civil Rights allowed all males to have the equal rights, there are no difference in color or race.

Hiram

Feb 25, 1870

In 1970, February 25th, Hiram made an oath stating that all the slaves that were freed during that time will be have free education such as learning to read and write.

Seperate

Mar 8, 1900

In the 1900s, Bathrooms, Water fountain, Schools, parks and transportation were separated by races.

First groups that went to school

Mar 8, 1957

In 1957, A group called Little Rock Nine black students were the first ones that attended the school, they were guarded by federal troops.

The Civil Rights Act

Jul 2, 1964

This act has states that there should be no discrimination in public places also in working places.

BIB

Jul 19, 2016

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