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SNLC - (Southern Christian Leadership Conference) CORE (Congress of Racial Equality) NAACP - National Association for the Advanced of Colored People SNCC
SNLC - (Southern Christian Leadership Conference) CORE
(Congress of Racial Equality) NAACP - National Association for the
Advanced of Colored People SNCC - Student Non-Violent Coordinating
Council MFDP - Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Abbreviations
key:
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LBGT - Lesbian, Bisexual, Gay, and Transgender UFW - United
Farm Workers LULAC - League of United Latin American Citizens YCAA
- Young Citizens for Community Action AIM - American Indian
Movement MALDEF - Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational
Fund Abbreviations key:
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* Negotiated Wounded Knee * Helped to form SCLC * Participated
in the March on Washington
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Selma Montgomery March SNCC (Student Non-Violent Coordinating
Council) Lunch Counter Sit-Ins Black Panthers Freedom Rides Stokely
Carmichael
SCLC (Southern Christian Leadership Conference) Operation Bread
Basket (Chicago) Operation Push Rainbow Coalition Too middle class
for many Black Activists Jesse Jackson Sr.
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Founded CORE Freedom Rides (NAACP) Worked with Diane Nash SNCC
James Farmer
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SNCC Freedom Summer Selma Montgomery March Bloody Sunday
Sit-ins Bus Boycott Freedom Rider March on Washington John
Lewis
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Founded SNCC Lunch Counter Sit-ins Freedom Riders Diane
Nash
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NAACP Leader during Brown v Board of Education Civil Rights Act
Voting Rights Act March on Washington Selma Montgomery March Anti
Black Power Roy Wilkins
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NAACP SCLC SNCC Organized MFDP Influenced by Harlem Renaissance
Ella Baker
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Organized Little Rock 9 DNC & Anti poverty programs Joined
the NAACP Daisy Bates
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1 st openly gay state level politician Sponsored Briggs
initiative Encouraged people to come out of the closet and
challenge prejudice Great at organizing coalitions Harvey Milk
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Forced out Encouraged by others to be an activist Helped to
Organize the March on Washington but forced out because he was gay.
Worked with MLK but left because he was gay. Bayard Rustin
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Gay Liberation Front Gay Activist Alliance Founded Pride
celebrations in response to Stonewall Rebellion. Coalition for
Lesbian & Gay rights Brenda Howard
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Four Visitation Act LGBT couples may visit in hospital Janice
Langbehn
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Co Founder Gay Liberation Front & Radical Faeries Anti
Assimilation Helped Societys Androgynous Minority Founded
Mattachine Society Harry Hay
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Founded Mathew Shepard Foundation Defined Hate Crimes to
include sexual orientation Judy Shepard
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Police raided gay bars in NY which resulted in protests and
launched the Gay Activists Movement. Stonewall Rebellion
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Founded after the Stonewall Rebellion to secure basic human
rights. Used zaps Gay Activists Alliance
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American Labor Movement National Farm Workers Association
United Farm Workers Union Aggressive but non-violent Si se puede
Delano Grape Strike Salad Bowl Strike Collective bargaining Against
toxic pesticides Cesar Chavez
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22 arrests for non violent protests Lobbied for many worker
laws Voter rights in barrios UFW bargaining and strikes Fought
against Bracero Program Collectively bargained for farm workers
Feminist Majority Dolores Huerta
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Chicano movement Land reclamation Poor Peoples Campaign March
Armed raid of Court House Believed Anglo-psychopathy Reies Lopez
Tijerina
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Yo Soy Joaquin & Chicano Gringo establishment didnt help
Chicanos Founded Crusade for Justice Voter Registration Opened
school for Chicano kids Rodolfo Corky Gonzales
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Founded American GI forum to help Hispanic veterans get their
rights. Fought Poll Taxes Fought against the Bracero program Worked
with LULAC Used the Warren Court Hector P. Garcia
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Return land to Mexico Fought police brutality Wanted
educational equality Changed to YCAA to fight discrimination Fought
against the Chicano draft in Viet Nam Worked with SNCC Brown
Berets
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Formed in 1927 to fight discrimination since Mexican American
War. Fought Mexican schools Hernandez v. Texas American GI Forum
MALDEF League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC)
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Helped the UFW Helped Hispanic political candidates Worked to
register voters Organized fundraising, demonstrations, and lobbied
for Immigrant rights and social services for undocumented
immigrants. Mexican American Political Association
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Worked to improve the economic, social and political aspects
for Chicanos. Worked with Corky and the Crusade for Justice 3 rd
Political party Worked to Get out the vote La Raza Unida
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Wrote the book Feminine Mystique Was a member of NOW Lead a
march for equal pay Worked for equal pay, sex discrimination and
harassment Betty Friedan
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Worked to pass ERA Amendment Equal Credit Act Violence against
women Act Pregnancy Discrimination Act Abortion March Eleanor
Smeal
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Editor of Ms. Magazine Supported ERA Still active in politics
today Gloria Steinem
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Eagle Forum Pro Family Movement Anti-ERA Silent Majority
Advocated women must raise the children A womans place is in the
home Phyllis Schlafly
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Gender balance for police End domestic violence RU486 Clinic
Defense Feminist Majority Foundation
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Walk for Justice Founded AIM Occupied Alcatraz Trail of Broken
Treaties Occupied Wounded Knee Worked to protect treaty rights for
fishing, trapping, and land. Dennis Banks
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AIM United Nations and Indigenous Rights Alcatraz Mayflower II
Bureau of Indian Affairs building Russell Means
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Fought for Native American GI Bill rights Land rights Tax
rights Burned tax summons Occupied Alcatraz Non-Violent protest
Wallace Mad Bear Anderson
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Founded American Indian Historical Society to fight Native
American stereotypes Rupert Custco
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White Earth Land recovery project Regain lost land End forced
sterilization of women Honor the Earth Ran for Vice President with
Ralph Nader twice. Winona La Duke
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Publicist for AIM Founded Native American Press Association
Minnie Two Shoes
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AIM Member Current Mascot issue David Narcomey
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Organization to help specialize in Indian Law Preserve Tribes
Natural Resources Human Rights Government Accountability Native
American Rights Fund
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1978 March from San Francisco to Washington DC Symbolized
forced removal of tribes Opposed Anti Indian laws Passed religious
freedom law The Longest Walk
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Cross country protest in 1972 Bring attention to Native
American issues Traveled from West Coast to DC Nixon wouldnt take
their paper so they took over the Bureau of Indian Affairs Trail of
Broken Treaties
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Rude to use Native as mascot Current Mascot Issue
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Defied Japanese Internment Ended up in court Objected the draft
Gordon Hirabyashi
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Korematsu v US Defied Japanese Internment ACLU helped him
Fought for Japanese rights Fred Korematsu
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Promoted diversity on TV and in the Media United minorities
with research, education, voting behavior, and discriminatory
barriers. Common Cause Worked with literacy, immigrant issues,
affirmative action Karen Narasaki
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Taken to internment camp Moved to New York Met Malcolm X and
joined his organization Malcolm X died in her arms Took over the
Statue of Liberty for Puerto Ricans Fought for internment
reparations Yuri Kochiyama
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Internment camps Fought Nevadas law against bi- racial marriage
Published in Ms. Magazine later in life Redress and Reparations
Noriko Sawada Bridges Flynn
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Grew from Berkeley CA Yuji Ichioka & Emma Gee Wanted Ethnic
Studies programs @ schools End to Vietnam War Reparations Asian
American Political Alliance
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Right to an Attorney 6 th Amendment rights Gideon v
Wainwright
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Cant use illegally found evidence in court Need a warrant 5 th
Amendment Mapp v Ohio
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Abortion legal Right to privacy 4 th Amendment Roe v Wade
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Upheld affirmative action allow race to be a factor in college
admission 14 th amendment Univ of CA v Bakke
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Right to lawyer when questioned 6 th amendment Escobedo v
Illinois
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ELL classes 14 th amendment Civil Rights Act Lau v Nichols
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Rights or warning must be said and understood. .. The person in
custody must, prior to interrogation, be clearly informed that
he/she has the right to remain silent, and that anything the person
says will be used against that person in court; the person must be
clearly informed that he/she has the right to consult with an
attorney and to have that attorney present during questioning, and
that, if he/she is indigent, an attorney will be provided at no
cost to represent him/her. Miranda v Arizona
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Ended Mexican schools 1947 before Brown v Board of Education
Mendez v Westminster
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Ended forced sterilization of Latina women Madrigal v
Quilligan
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Tribal courts to not have power over non members Oliphant v
Suquamish Indian Tribe