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Subcategories - Segregation, Desegregation, Apartheid

1. Brown v. Board of Education
2. Plessy v. Ferguson
3. Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenberg Board of Education
4. Alan Paton
5. Albert Lutuli
6. Athol Fugard
7. The Autobiography of Malcolm X Is Published
8. Booker T. Washington
9. Brown v. Board of Education Ends Public School Segregation
10. CORE Stages a Sit-in in Chicago to Protest Segregation
11. De Klerk Promises to Topple Apartheid Legislation
12. Desmond Tutu
13. Eisenhower Sends Troops to Little Rock, Arkansas
14. F. W. de Klerk
15. George C. Wallace
16. Gordimer Wins the Nobel Prize in Literature
17. Gunnar Myrdal
18. Ida B. Wells-Barnett
19. Little Rock School Desegregation Crisis
20. Lutuli Is Awarded the Nobel Peace Prize
21. Mandela Is Freed
22. Martin Luther King, Jr.
23. Meredith Integrates University of Mississippi
24. Meredith’s Enrollment Integrates the University of Mississippi
25. Namibian War of Independence
26. Nationalists Take Power in South Africa
27. Nelson Mandela
28. Rosa Parks
29. School Busing Ends in North Carolina
30. The SCLC Forms to Link Civil Rights Groups
31. South Africa Begins Separate Development System
32. South African Black Workers Go on Strike
33. South African Government Kills Biko
34. South African Government Suppresses Soweto Student Rebellion
35. South Africans Vote to End Apartheid
36. Southern Schools are Found to be the Least Racially Segregated
37. Supreme Court Approves Busing to Desegregate Schools
38. The Supreme Court Endorses Busing as a Means to End Segregation
39. Truman Orders Desegregation of U.S. Armed Forces
40. Tutu Wins the Nobel Peace Prize
41. The United Nations Imposes an Arms Embargo on South Africa
42. United Nations Issues a Declaration on Racial Discrimination
43. The United Nations Issues a Declaration on South Africa
44. United Nations Votes to Punish South Africa for Apartheid
45. Walter White
46. A World Conference Condemns Racial Discrimination
47. Wright’s Native Son Depicts Racism in America
48. “MASTER HAROLD” . . . and the boys Examines Apartheid