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    CIVIL RIGHTS TIMELINE

    Oct 08, 2020 2 minutes

    17 May 1954

    BROWN VS BOARD OF EDUCATION

    The United States Supreme Court makes the landmark ruling that segregation of students on the basis of race is unconstitutional, essentially ending all-white school policies and the ‘separate but equal’ rules of Jim Crow.

    1 December 1955

    ROSA PARKS

    As part of an ongoing and organised protest against

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