Civil Rights Movement In The 1950's

Organizations been playing an important role in people’s lives to help build a stable community. During the 1950’s, The Civil Rights movement reformed towards equality for blacks and whites during the time of segregation. The civil rights movement was the reform movement in the United States starting in the 1950s until 1968. This movement was led by black people to stop discrimination from white people 100 years after slavery was abolished. African-Americans in the South were still living in inequality. These citizens were segregated, and their citizenship was taken as well as various forms of oppression including race-inspired violence. The nonviolent protest and civil disobedience were used by the civil rights activists to bring change within