June 5, 1950: The Supreme Court and School Segregation Cases
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the plaintiffs in three cases that weakened the structure of legalized segregation.
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June 5, 1865: Norfolk’s Black Community Presents Address for Equal Rights
The Colored Monitor Union Club organized and released their address for equal rights in Norkfolk, Virginia, soon after the Civil War ended.
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June 4, 2010: Haitian Farmers Burn “Gift” of Monsanto Seeds
Approximately 10,000 Haitian farmers protested the donation of 475 tons of Monsanto hybrid seeds.
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June 4, 1967: Muhammad Ali Summit
African American athletes gathered to support Muhammed Ali’s refusal to serve in Vietnam.
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June 4, 1919: Congress Passes 19th Amendment and Sends to States for Ratification
Congress passed the 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution.
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