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Civil Rights Museum

Civil Rights Museum. T.J. Chirico 10 th period. Brown vs. Board of Education. What interests me in this article is how there was so many court cases dealing with discrimination and segregation. What makes me upset is how people based their feelings for each other because of skin color

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Civil Rights Museum

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  1. Civil Rights Museum T.J. Chirico 10th period

  2. Brown vs. Board of Education • What interests me in this article is how there was so many court cases dealing with discrimination and segregation. • What makes me upset is how people based their feelings for each other because of skin color • I would like to learn about other court cases that have to do with discrimination and segregation

  3. Thurgood Marshall This is Thurgood Marshall. He defended the Brown family in the court case of Brown vs. Board of Education

  4. Marshall Quote This was a quote by Thurgood Marshall showing his intrest to end racial discrimination. A child born to a Black mother in a state like Mississippi has exactly the same rights as a white baby born to the wealthiest person in the United States. It's not true, but I challenge anyone to say it is not a goal worth working for. Thurgood Marshall

  5. Lisa Brown This is Linda Brown. She was not allowed to attend an all white school . She had to go to an all black school that was very far away, this started the court case of Brown vs. Board of education

  6. Title of your 1st Artifact George E.C. Hayes, Thurgood Marshall, and James Nabrit, congratulating each other following the Supreme Court decision declaring segregation unconstitutional.

  7. The Little Rock Nine • What interests me is who the nine students were brave enough to walk into an all white school. • What makes me angry about this article is that there was segregated schools back then • I would like to learn how teachers treated the little rock nine.

  8. Melba PatillaBeals This is an audio clip of one of the Little Rock Nine talking about how she encountered the mob outside central high school. Melba PatillaBeals

  9. Gloria Ray Karlmark This is an audio clip of one of the Little Rock nine talking about the first day the students were allowed in the building. Gloria Ray Karlmark

  10. Terrance Roberts This is an audio clip of one of the Little Rock Nine talking about his motivation to sign up to attend Central High School. Terrence Roberts, Ph.D.

  11. Jefferson Thomas This is an audio of one of the Little Rock Nine talking about why he wanted to quit, and why he decided to stay. Jefferson Thomas

  12. Montgomery Bus Boycott • What interests me in this article is that Rosa Parks was brave enough to sit on the “white car”. • What makes me angry is that Rosa Parks was prosecuted for sitting on the “White Car” • I would like to learn more about what the other passengers and the bus driver said to her.

  13. Rosa Parks This is a picture of Rosa Parks. She refused to get off the “White Car”. She was prosecuted for not leaving.

  14. Rosa Parks on the “white car”. This is a picture of Rosa Parks on the “White Car”. Behind here is a white passenger.

  15. Rosa Parks mug shot This is a picture of Rosa of Rosa parks in jail after being persecuted for refusing to leave the “White Car”.

  16. Rosa Parks Quote This was a quote made by Rosa parks after here arrest. At the time I was arrested I had no idea it would turn into this. It was just a day like any other day. The only thing that made it significant was that the masses of the people joined in. Rosa Parks

  17. Martin Luther King Jr. • What interests about this article was who hard Martin Luther Jr. fought to end discrimination. • What makes me angry is how people hated Marin Luther King Jr. for being African American. • I would like to learn more details about his assassination.

  18. Martin Luther King Jr. This is a picture of Martin Luther King Jr. He fought against and segregation and discrimination.

  19. King and his wife This is a picture of Martin Luther King Jr. and his wife Coretta, leaving the Montgomery Court. Picture, quote, diagram, or hyperlink to an audio or video clip.

  20. Famous King Speech Martin Luther King Jr. made many speeches. His most famous speech was the “I have a dream” speech.

  21. King Assassination Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated on Aril 4th, 1968.

  22. What I Learned T.J. Chirico • Martin Luther King was assassinated on April 7th, 1968 • He also had a wife named Coretta and, 4 children • Rosa Parks died on October 24th, 2005 • Many people spoke at her funeral

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