The civil rights movement

The fight for rights begins

Litigation and political lobbying

Rosa Parks and the Montgomery bus boycott

Nonviolence and racial justice

Malcom X and Black nationalism

Southern states sidestep desegregation orders

Massive resistance by Southern states

The Federal Government's litigation strategy

Peaceful demonstrations and radical tactics

The student sit-in campaign

Civil disobedience in Birmingham

The march on Washington

Blacks question the multiracial movement

Churches join the movement

Freedom summer

The ineffectiveness of nonviolence

From protest to politics

The Civil Rights Act of 1964

The Voting Rights Act of 1965

Johnson and the white backlash

The end of the Civil Rights Coalition

The Chicago Freedom Movement of 1966

The Anti-War movement

The fight for rights continues

Integration or anti-discrimination?

Equal economic opportunity

Black voting in Mississippi.