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What was the first large city to integrate its lunch counters?
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San Antonio
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Sit-in?
A protest of sitting at lunch counters to end segregated seating
College students used what to protest against segregation in diners at lunch counters?
Hunger Strike
What did students use as a method todesegrate lunch counters in more tan 200 titles?
Sit-ins
Students used as a method to desegregate lunch counters in more than 200 cities.?
Hunger Strike
Did college students use sit ins to desegregate whites only lunch counters?
yes they sure did
New civil rights technique developed in the 1960s to desegregate lunch counters and other public facilities in the south?
Sit-Ins were a method to desegregate lunch counters in more then 200 cities. This was a beginning step of the non violent movement to change segregation.
College students used sit-ins to desegregate whites- only lunch counters True Or False?
true
What year did black college students acrossd the south began sitting at lunch counters that refused service to blacks?
1951
In the first half of the 20 century it was not unusual for African American people to have to use different drinking fountains lunch counters and even schools than other Americans. This was known?
Segregation or Jim Crow laws.
What was the name of the group of riders that who rode from state to state on segregated buses eateing lunch at counters marked white only?
The Freedom Riders
In 1960 what city became the first major metropolitan city to integrate its lunch counters?
James Farmer, along with CORE, had a major part in the first African American sit-in that took place in Chicago, Illinois (1942). This first sit-in was the spark that ignited the fire of desegregation. These sit-ins started mainly the desegregation of public venues in the United States. The Chicago sit-ins helped give confidence to African Americans across America to start fighting the laws of segregation, especially in the south.
Is it true that many lunch meats contain large amounts of sodium?
Is it true that many lunch meats contain large amounts of soidium?
