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Sit-ins Sit-in demon- strators, such as these at a Jackson, Mississippi lunch counter in 1963, faced intimidation and humiliation from white segregationists.

Freedom Rides Bus rides through the south in the early 1960’s to challenge segregation, particularly in interstate transportation. Often these civil rights activists were met with violence.

Integrating Ole Miss Riots broke out on the campus of the University of Miss- issippi when James Meredith won a federal court case allowing him to enroll in the all- white university.

March on Washington On August 28, 1963, 250,000 people- including about 75,000 whites- converged on the nation’s capital to support President Kennedy’s anti- segregation bill. Equal access to public accommodations (school desegregation) I have a dream

Freedom Summer A 1964 project to register African-American voters in Mississippi. For some, the job proved deadly. Three civil rights workers were murdered by Klansmen and local police in Neshoba County, Mississippi.

Selma March In 1965, SCLC organized a march from Selma, AL., to Montgomery, AL., to support voting rights. TV captured the mayhem, 100’s pour into Selma. That summer, Congress finally passed President Johnson’s Voting Rights Act of 1965.