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Boynton v. Virginia
1961 case outlawing segregation in interstate travel facilities.
Freedom Rides
1961 protests testing segregation laws in bus terminals.
James Meredith
First African American to enroll at Ole Miss.
Interstate Commerce Act
Prohibits segregation in interstate transportation facilities.
CORE
Congress of Racial Equality, organized Freedom Rides.
SNCC
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, civil rights organization.
De jure discrimination
Legal segregation enforced by law, primarily in the South.
De facto discrimination
Socially accepted discrimination, prevalent in North and West.
Radicalization of the Movement
Shift towards more aggressive civil rights tactics.
Federal Government's Role
Increased involvement in civil rights under Kennedy and Johnson.
Civil Rights Movement Themes
Evolution, strategies, split, and federal involvement.
James Farmer
Leader of CORE, organized the Freedom Rides.
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal agency regulating interstate commerce, including transportation.
Montgomery Violence
Mob violence against Freedom Riders in Montgomery, AL.
Bobby Kennedy
Advocated for civil rights and pressured ICC for enforcement.
Civil Rights Leaders
Figures like King, Farmer, and Lewis shaped the movement.
Integration of Ole Miss
Federal intervention to enforce court-ordered enrollment of Meredith.
Federal Marshals
Sent to protect Meredith during his enrollment at Ole Miss.
Violence in Anniston
Mob attacked Freedom Riders' bus, leading to severe injuries.
Media Attention
Freedom Rides garnered national and international media coverage.
Civil Rights Act
Legislation aimed at ending discrimination in various sectors.
Voting Rights
Focus shifted to voter registration after Freedom Rides.
Kennedy Administration
Faced pressure to act on civil rights issues.
Racial Discrimination
Unjust treatment based on race, prevalent in the South.
Sit-ins
Nonviolent protests at segregated establishments, preceding Freedom Rides.
Mob Violence
Physical attacks against civil rights activists during protests.
Federal Intervention
Government action to enforce civil rights laws.
Civil Rights Movement Split
Divergence in strategies among civil rights organizations.
Integration Success
Meredith graduated from Ole Miss, symbolizing progress.