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political movements driven by people who individually do not have much power, but who, working together, can be very effective grassroots activism
Congress of Racial Equality, fought discrimination through nonviolent act of process CORE
treat people as if they are not human beings dehumanized
allowing free association of people of different race or ethniticies integrated
process of ending a policy that forces the separation of groups of people in public spaces desegregation
nonviolent disobeying of laws as a form of protest civil disobedience
mass protest, sparked by arrest of Rosa Parks, racial segregation practices of the public bus system in Montgomery, Alabama Montgomery Bus Boycott
organized protest where people sit and refuse to leave sit ins
interracial groups who rode buses in the south and ignored "white" and "colored" signs when they stopped at restrooms and lunch counters so a series of court decisions declared segregation illegal on facilities Freedom Riders
form of punishment, isolating a prisoner from contact of other prisoners solitary confinement
effort by groups or government to sign up as many eligible voters in a targeted area as possible voter registration drive
students, most white, came from colleges to work with local civic rights organizations in Mississippi Freedom Summer
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