Curran Middleton Crossword

Segregation that is imposed by law
segregation by unwritten custom or tradition
A group that organized peaceful civil right's protests
The NAACP's court challenge to segregated public education at all levels.
An African American that went to law school and was part of the NAACP
The Chief Justice of the supreme court in 1950
The Arkansas town where 9 African-American students would join a formerly white school.
An African American women who became a civil right's symbol when she refused to give up her bus seat to a white passenger
The black community's in the US did this to voice their opposition to Park's arrest
When people peacefully protest where the protesters would sit.
A non-violent civil rights organization for students.
A protest where protesters rode a bus from D.C. to New Orleans during which they defied segregationist codes.
An African-American Air Force veteran who sought to enroll at the all-white University of Mississippi.
Birmingham's Public Safety Commissioner
A deep-south city with a reputation for being the most segregated.
An act that banned segregation in public accommodations.
The summer of 1964, when 1,000 volunteers went to Mississippi to help African-American's register to vote.
The act that banned literacy tests and empowered the federal government to oversee voting registration and elections in states.
The amendment that banned the poll tax.
The most well-known African-American radical.
The call to show American's the influence African-American's had.
The members of the Black Panther party.
The assassination of the most well-know civil right's activist.
The assassination of the president toward the end of the civil right's movement.