One of the earliest protests in American history was ... Board of Education and reduce the segregation of American public schools by ordering the busing of children across school district lines.

In the 1950s, race relations were changing in segregated America. The Supreme Court ... One method was the sit-in. To protest segregation peacefully, the students simply sat down in places ...

Sixty years ago, to demonstrate the impact of segregation in Milwaukee ... MUSIC planned a one-day school boycott to protest the School Board's inaction on integration and set a date, May 18 ...

Library of Congress The case was named after Oliver Brown of Topeka, Kansas, an African American man whose ... People marching with signs to protest segregation in education at the college ...

More than 8000 Negroes and whites marched through Roxbury Sunday and gathered, to protest de facto segregation in Boston's public schools, in front of a school built five years after the end of ...

They covered Dr. King differently in his support of Southern movements—Birmingham in 1963 and St. Augustine in 1964—than his support of movements against housing segregation, school ...

After being refused service at a Greensboro, North Carolina Woolworth's, four African-American ... Once at school, he and three of his friends decided to confront segregation.

Rosa's refusal was a protest about ... southern states in America, had something called ‘segregation’. This meant people of different skin colours had different schools, restaurants, even ...

The Civil Rights Movement challenged segregation ... in America. It also propelled Martin Luther King into the media spotlight. Look in more detail at the civil rights movement’s protest methods.