Civil Rights Holley

Protesting by refusing to do business with someone

• Sit-In
• Boycott
• Segregation
• Discrimination

Used to desegregate places that refused to serve African American customers, most famously lunch counters, by requesting service and refusing to leave:

• Sit-In
• Boycott
• Segregation
• Discrimination

Forced separation of people based on race:

• Sit-In
• Boycott
• Segregation
• Discrimination

Segregation that was not required by law, but that people did anyway because it was expected:

• De facto segregation
• De jure segregation

Segregation that was required by law:

• De facto segregation
• De jure segregation

Happened across the south when people wanted to protest segregated buses:

• Freedom Marches
• Freedom Rides
• Freedom Celebrations
• Freedom Protests

Separation of racial groups in public places:

Laws that segregated and discriminated against African Americans in the South:

NOW stands for:

He was one of the lawyers involved in the Brown v. Board of Education case and later became a judge on the U.S. Supreme Court:

• Frederick Douglass
• Martin Luther King
• Thurgood Marshall
• George Washington Carver