| Civil Rights leaders and Villans | |
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| Head of SCLC | |
| Initiated 'To Secure These Rights' report. | |
| Governor of Alabama during protest in Birmingham. | |
| First person to use the term Black Power in an interview | |
| Mayor of Chicago, got an injunction preventing King from holding marches. | |
| Lawer that tried Brown v. Board of Education case for NAACP. | |
| Leader of Nation of Islam | |
| Founder of CORE | |
| Leader of United Farm Workers (UFW) fought for latino workers rights. | |
| Law student that sued the state of Texas and won a supreme court case in 1950. | |
| Killed in Money, Mississippi in 1955 | |
| Ran failed campaign in Chicago in 1968 | |
| Presidential candidate for Black Panthers, ran the organisation while Newton was in jail. | |
| | Civil Rights leaders and Villans | |
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| Closed schools in Arkansas to prevent integration. | |
| Police Chief in Albany, Georgia | |
| Chief Justice of Supreme Court in 1954. | |
| Head of NAACP in Jackson, Mississippi. First person to try an integrate 'Ole Miss'. | |
| Women arrested on December 1, 1955. | |
| Founder of black panthers | |
| Born in Nebraska, he became the face of the Nation of Islam before leaving and founding Muslim Mosque Inc. | |
| Integrated 'Ole Miss' | |
| President during the Little Rock 9. | |
| Police Chief in Birmingham, Alabama | |
| President during Freedom Rides | |
| President from 1963-1968. | |
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