How successful was the struggle for civil rights in the 1950s?
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- The Struggle for Civil Rights
- Introduced the use of non-violent direct action
- Sit ins and freedom rides
- Notable individuals surfaced
- Martin Luther King
- Rosa Parks
- Malcom X
- Made civil rights a major issue
- Through media attention to their actions
- Events that effected everyone
- Eg.Bus Boycott
- By the end of the 1950's blacks didn't have full equality
- Still viscous racism in southern states
- Blacks were still living in areas of poverty and deprivation
- A stronger campaign was needed
- To get more people on their side
- To speed up the progress
- They'd only just started getting the publicity that they needed
- The KKKs were still popular
- Made the journey to equality harder
- Slowed down progress
- Introduced the use of non-violent direct action
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