Working Toward Achieving Civil Rights - page 13

Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
“A Brief History of Jim Crow.” Constitutional
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McBride, Alex. “Brown v Board of
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Chapter 3
Henderson, William B., and Catherine
Bell. “Rights of Indigenous Peoples in
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Janken, Kenneth R. “The Civil Rights
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Nittle, Nadra Kareem. “History of the
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Chapter 4
“Commemorating the Freedom Ride.”
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Chapter 5
Lorenzo, Irene. “The Stonewall Uprising:
50 years of LGBT history.” Stonewall.
June 28, 2019.https://bit.ly/33Adg6L
Shoot, Britta. “The 1977 Disability Rights
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Chapter 6
“The Rights of Migrants in the United
States.” The Advocates for Human Rights.
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