1. Booker T. Washington on freedom “ It is important and right that all privileges of law be ours, but it is vastly more important that we be prepared for the exercise of those privileges.”

2. Brown v. Board of Education 1954

3. Southern White protest

4. Thurgood Marshall Lawyer for the Brown family

5. August 1955 Emmett Till

6. Emmett Till’s jury

7. Emmett’s Funeral

8. Dec. 1955 Rosa Parks

10. Dr. King becomes the voice of Civil Rights Movement 1957

11. Little Rock 1957 9 black students are refused entrance into Central High School

14. Sit-Ins 1960

16. James Meridith first black to enroll in University of Mississippi—1961---Riots cause President Kennedy to call in 5,000 federal troops.

17. April 16, 1963 Dr. King is arrested (again) Jailed in Birmingham

18. May 1963 Birmingham protest

20. June 1963---Medgar Evers is murdered

21. August 1963 King Dream Speech in DC

23. Sept. 1963 Birmingham

25. Feb. 1965 Malcolm X

26. March 1965 Bloody Sunday

30. April 4 1968