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The purpose of this research is to understand the reason behind the Civil Rights challenges, struggles and accomplishments from 1945 -1960's. What are the things that could have been prevented; if it could have and the actual evidence that cause it. The research will also look at the historical past and present of the Civil Rights movements and the required knowledge on the American History in general in that time. This will also provide more knowledgeable evidence and facts that will support and gain the approval of the researches to the readers understanding.

 

 

From the revolutionary war in China since the year of 1945 during the World War II, it clearly explain the fight for freedom, not just for them the Chinese, but Countries all over the globe in that era were fighting for their freedom as well. Due to the fall with the Chinese it lead the U.S. to cut ties with them over diplomacy "The "fall" of mainland China to communism in 1949 led the United States to suspend diplomatic ties with the PRC for decades". ( History, 2017).

 

The Early Cold War of 1945, the United State emerged from the war in World War II as one of the most powerful political army in the world and by doing that they were able to volunteer their assistance to other foreign Countries in the aid to help them solve some of their reason for the war that era. In the year of 1947 the Truman doctrine came into play and he was the onset for the assistance in those countries. In the year of 1960's, that where the history begins with the internal Polictical, Ecnonomic and Civil Rights indeferences occurred. In that centuray and very instense year, it was what some may called it as 'All Hell Break Lose'. "The decade began with institutionalized segregation still intact and massive resistance to school integration in the South. After ten years and hundreds of boycotts, demonstrations, and protests, federal laws were enacted that prohibited discrimination". (Ware, 2017).

 

Some of the President's in those time were John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon whom run the Country, but had difference in agreement for the society and political relations in that time, the ties in the year of 1960's were conflict related to social injustice and civil rights movements where most citizen's have an issue dealing with the government rules and regulations. 

" In the early 1930s, the NAACP embarked on a long-range, carefully orchestrated legal campaign in which segregation would be fought in the courts."( Ware, 2017).

 

 

 

 

 

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Tom, Lansford In: Encyclopedia of American Studies. Johns Hopkins University Press, 2016. Language: English, Database: Credo Reference: Academic Core

Subjects: Sociology; United States - History

        This research offers information on the civil rights movement during the 1950s and the 1960s. The merging of the considerable optimistic and the actual reality of social Justice and economic segregation of racial ethnic background.

 

 

Francesca. Polletta  Law & Society Review. Jun2000, Vol. 34 Issue 2, p367. 40p. , Database: Academic Search Complete

Subjects: CIVIL rights; VIETNAM War, 1961-1975; SOCIAL change; POWER (Social sciences); SOCIAL goals; SOCIAL history

              In this article, it addresses the Critical Legal Studies theorist that have argued the abstract of the individualistic characters of dependent rights to make it as legal as possible to fight for the social justice of change. In the early 1960s the southern civil rights advocate and engaged in the strategy of power in lieu of rights, the courtroom essentialized to the political rights claimed by the law in and outside of the courtroom. In recognition of the law, the extension of the activist rights then ruled unqualified. The government decision in the poverty program claim legitimate assault on the economic inequality.

 

Katherine, Schaeffer,  Beaver County Times, The (PA). 02/21/2017. , Database: Newspaper Source. Civil Rights activist Beaver Fall. 

              

 "Patton was among a group of Freedom Riders arrested and incarcerated at Parchman State Prison Farm, where the imprisoned activists used song to boost morale. He and 14 other Tennessee State students were ultimately expelled for participating in the Freedom Rides". And "The jubilant chorus concluded a presentation from civil rights activist and speaker Ernest "Rip" Patton, Jr., who underscored the importance of music during the 1960s civil rights movement as he led about 120 high school students in song". (Schaeffer, 2017).

 

By: Melo, Frederick. Saint Paul Pioneer Press (MN). 01/16/2017. , Database: Newspaper Source : Widow of slain civil rights leader Medger Evers calls for focus on youth at MLK Day breakfast. "In the early 1960s, Medgar and Myrlie opened and managed the first NAACP Mississippi State Office to advocate for voting rights for black residents, among other basic civil rights". Also "Despite the hate felt in a segregated Mississippi, activists like Medgar Evers and the young people who joined him focused on progress, not destruction, and she urged today's young people to do the same".

 

 

Offner, Arnold A. "President Truman and the Origins of the Cold War". Reviewed 2017

 

 

https://history.state.gov/milestones/1945-1952/chinese-rev

This research discusses the Chinese Revolutionary was of 1945

 

Read ''President John F. Kennedy, Inaugural Address, January 20, 1961"

 

By: Tinson, Christopher M. Black Scholar. Winter2007, Vol. 37 Issue 4, p3-15. 13p. , Database: Academic Search Complete

Subjects: CIVIL rights movements; NATIONALISTS; BLACK nationalism; PROTEST movements; BLACK power; SOCIAL movements; AFRICAN Americans; LIBERATOR, The (Newspaper : 1831-1865)

"The Voice of the Black Protest Movement:" Notes on the "Liberator" Magazine and Black Radicalism in the Early 1960s. By: Tinson, Christopher M., Black Scholar, 00064246, Winter2007, Vol. 37, Issue 4

"WHEN THE LCA (Liberation Committee for Africa) was formed in June 1960, it had in its purview the winds of national liberation blowing throughout Africa. Formed in a political milieu sliced in two by the Cold War". And "freedom and equality for Americans of African descent is inextricably linked with the freedom of Africans in their home lands."( n8) It went on to pinpoint four aims that reflected its belief in the inextricable bond between African and African American struggles".

 

By: Emma Brown. Washington Post, The. 05/10/2012. , Database: Newspaper  

By: Gilmore, Mikal. Rolling Stone. 2/27/2014, Issue 1203, p54-60. 7p. , Database: Academic Search Complete

Subjects: VOICE; ACTIVISM; LABOR movement; MUSICIANS; CIVIL rights; PACIFISM; Labor Unions and Similar Labor Organizations; Musical Groups and Artists; SEEGER, Pete, 1919-2014

"JFK adviser shaped civil rights laws by: Emma Brown, Washington Post, The, 05/10/2012". Newspaper "In the early 1960s, Kennedy and his brother Attorney General Robert Kennedy, feared that sending military troops to force integration of the public institutions would spark an anti-Democrat revolution in the South".

 

 

By: Lang, Clarence. Journal of Social History. Spring2004, Vol. 37 Issue 3, p725-754. 30p. , Database: Academic Search Complete

Subjects: ARCHES; TOURISM; CIVIL rights; RACE discrimination; AFRICAN Americans; SAINT Louis (Mo.); MISSOURI; UNITED States; Engineered Wood Member (except Truss) Manufacturing; Recreational and Vacation Camps (except Campgrounds); RV (Recreational Vehicle) Parks and Campgrounds; Convention and Visitors Bureaus; All Other Amusement and Recreation Industries; Hotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels; Casino Hotels; All Other Traveler Accommodation; Bed-and-Breakfast Inns; JEFFERSON National Expansion Memorial (Saint Louis, Mo.)

 

    The construction of the Gateway federal began in the early 1960s when the government considered it has a renovation of the towns area. All of which points to the focus of the contractors and the vengeance they carry for the racial trading of the city.

 

 

By: Khokholkova, Nadezhda. Social Evolution & History. Mar2016, Vol. 15 Issue 1, p111-125. 15p. , Database: Academic Search Complete

Subjects: AFROCENTRISM; AFRICAN Americans -- Segregation; CIVIL rights -- United States; RACE discrimination -- United States; SOCIOCULTURAL factors; HISTORY; UNITED States

Khokholkova, Nadezhda P. G. Afrocentricity: The Evolution of the Theory in the Context of American History* Demidov Yaroslavl State University. "The descendants of the African slaves they encountered discrimination, came through racial segregation (1865-1955) and fierce fighting for civil rights (1954-1968). Different social conceptions and movements sprang up inside the Black community in response to discrimination". And "At the turn of the century, racial, ethnic and religious conflicts have emerged very high on the list of global problems. The United States is one of the most multicultural countries, in which issues of racial relations have been acute".

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