I Boynton v Virgina, Freedom Rides, James Meredith, Ole Miss

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Boynton v. Virginia

1961 case outlawing segregation in interstate travel facilities.

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Freedom Rides

1961 protests testing segregation laws in bus terminals.

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James Meredith

First African American to enroll at Ole Miss.

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Interstate Commerce Act

Prohibits segregation in interstate transportation facilities.

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CORE

Congress of Racial Equality, organized Freedom Rides.

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SNCC

Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, civil rights organization.

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De jure discrimination

Legal segregation enforced by law, primarily in the South.

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De facto discrimination

Socially accepted discrimination, prevalent in North and West.

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Radicalization of the Movement

Shift towards more aggressive civil rights tactics.

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Federal Government's Role

Increased involvement in civil rights under Kennedy and Johnson.

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Civil Rights Movement Themes

Evolution, strategies, split, and federal involvement.

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James Farmer

Leader of CORE, organized the Freedom Rides.

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Interstate Commerce Commission

Federal agency regulating interstate commerce, including transportation.

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Montgomery Violence

Mob violence against Freedom Riders in Montgomery, AL.

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Bobby Kennedy

Advocated for civil rights and pressured ICC for enforcement.

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Civil Rights Leaders

Figures like King, Farmer, and Lewis shaped the movement.

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Integration of Ole Miss

Federal intervention to enforce court-ordered enrollment of Meredith.

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Federal Marshals

Sent to protect Meredith during his enrollment at Ole Miss.

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Violence in Anniston

Mob attacked Freedom Riders' bus, leading to severe injuries.

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Media Attention

Freedom Rides garnered national and international media coverage.

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Civil Rights Act

Legislation aimed at ending discrimination in various sectors.

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Voting Rights

Focus shifted to voter registration after Freedom Rides.

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Kennedy Administration

Faced pressure to act on civil rights issues.

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Racial Discrimination

Unjust treatment based on race, prevalent in the South.

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Sit-ins

Nonviolent protests at segregated establishments, preceding Freedom Rides.

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Mob Violence

Physical attacks against civil rights activists during protests.

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Federal Intervention

Government action to enforce civil rights laws.

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Civil Rights Movement Split

Divergence in strategies among civil rights organizations.

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Integration Success

Meredith graduated from Ole Miss, symbolizing progress.