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Black History Bowl Questions 118-126

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Civil rights activists who founded the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. Known for introducing "group-centered leadership" as a movement philosophy. Ella Baker
This legislation prohibits discrimination in public accommodations and in employment. The 1964 Civil Rights Act
Civil rights activist and an accomplished lawyer who became the first African American to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court. Thurgood Marshall
A newspaper editor and political activist who became the 1st African American woman to be nominated for Vice President. She fought against racism and for the rights of workers. Charlotta Bass
To whom did Martin Luther King Jr address his letter from Birmingham City Jail? White clergymen (in appealing for support against racial injustice)
Born a daughter of slaves in Holly Springs, Mississippi. A fierce journalist and anti-lynching crusader, she took her fight for justice to the White House in 1898, calling for Pres. William McKinley to make reforms. Ida B. Well
What landmark Supreme Court ruling required all railroad companies to provide equal accommodations for blacks? Mitchell vs. U.S. Interstate Commerce Act
In which year did apartheid officially end in South Africa: 1971, 1981, or 1991? 1991
What gold medal is awarded annually by the NAACP to an African-American for the highest achievement in his or her field of activity? The Spingarn Medal (named in 1914 after Joel Spingarn - A former NAACP board chairman)
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