The document discusses the struggle for equal rights in the United States for various groups including African Americans, women, and other minorities. It outlines how after the Civil War, amendments were passed to abolish slavery and guarantee equal protection, but Jim Crow laws allowed discrimination to continue. The civil rights movement in the 1950s-60s fought for desegregation and passage of laws like the Civil Rights Act and Voting Rights Act to prohibit discrimination. However, complete equality has still not been achieved for all groups.

1. STRUGGLE for EQUAL RIGHTS

8. RIGHTS DENIED

14. Lawyers in Brown case (Thurgood Marshall in middle).

15. Supreme Court Justice Marshall

20. Martin Luther King

22. Separate facilities

29. March on Washington, 1963

33. KKK—driving around town and intimidating

34. Lynching

35. RIGHTS DENIED--ETHNICITY

42. RIGHTS DENIED—WOMEN

58. MORE RIGHTS DENIED

60. STUDY QUESTIONS