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Niagara Movement (founders, goals)
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WEB DuBois reaction to being fed up with Booker T Washington's need to include white people, the purpose was to form an organization that would offer a militant alternative. Intellectual elite of the African American community. Renounced policy of accomadation and conciliation; made demands for black rights
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NAACP
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Founded by white and black activites; WEB DuBois was editor of publication "The Crisis"; challenged segregation; main goals to fight for integration and against discrimination in all areas of American life
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Marcus Garvey
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Advocated for a return to Africa, founded the Universal Negro Improvement Association
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UNIA (founders, activities, significance)
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Originally reform association dedicated to racial uplift and est. educational and industrial opportunities for blacks; Harlem branch; back to Africa, Marcus Garvey
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Great Migrations (causes, date, impacts)
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Between 1900 and 1970, blacks moving from place to place to find decent living; blacks moving North on train; factory jobs in big cities; looking at the North as the true land of freedom; Southern whites feared migration depriving of black labor; six million blacks est to have migrated
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Harlem Renaissance (dates, definition, authors)
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Between 1917-1935; Harlem was teh MEcca to which black writers, artists, musicians, photographers, poets, and scholars traveled
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Resurgence of Ku Klux Klan
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1920s; promoted fundamentalism and devout patritism along with advocating white supremacy; Klan attacked the elite, urbanites, and intelectuals as well as blacks, catholics, jews, and foreigners; membership ballooned in 1920s; tried to get klan members elected
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Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters and A. Philip Randolph
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1920s; a union for sleeping car porters; on the verge of collapse when Congress passed federal laws guaranteeing rights of all unions
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School desegregation cases
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Plessy v. Ferguson
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Set the precedent that seperate facilities for blacks and whites were constitutional as long as they were equal
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Williams v. Mississippi
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1898; legally disenfranchise illiterate voters
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Brown v Board of Education
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1954; held that racial segregation of children in public schools violated the equal protection clause of the 14th ammendment
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Sweatt v Painter
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Like brown v. board but for a law school; same outcome
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Emmett Till
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I know this one pretty well by now
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Rosa Parks
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Also know this one very well
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