1. Martin Luther King Jr. - Civil Rights Movement
... racism persisted in oppressing African Americans decades later. By the 1950's and 1960's, African Americans still suffered prevalent discrimination in almost every aspect of their lives (MLK Fighting for Equal Rights, 2014 Tavaana). Racial inequality was still extant in African American's ability to fully exercise their right to vote, as well as in employment, housing, education and transport. Laws ... acted as a model for following campaigns. King's role in the campaign had entered him in international spotlight as a national figure and established his significant influence in the civi...
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