The Civil Rights Movement- Education
- Created by: Deanna Essam
- Created on: 13-06-13 13:47
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Linda Brown- Brown v Topeka
- 1954, Kansas
- Parents sent her to a whites only elementary school. They wanted to challenge the inequality of blacks and whites
- In southern states, more than 450 laws were passed to prevent the Brown's decision from being enforced
- The Browns argued that blacks had inferior facilities
- It was eventually ordered that integrated schools should be set up 'with all deliberate speed'
Elizabeth Eckford and the Little Rock Nine
- 1957, Arkansas
- 9 black students wanted to attend a whites only high school
- These black students were mocked when entering their first day at Little Rock High School and it…
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