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administrative decisions by public agencies. Court-Ordered Busing The Resurgence of Minority Schools Rosa Parks The Civil Rights Movement Martin Luther King’s Philosophy of Nonviolence Another Approach: Black Nationalism (Malcolm X) & “Black Power” Stokley Carmichael leader Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) The Climax of the Civil Rights Movement: Civil Rights Legislation The Civil Rights Act of 1964 Public accommodations Public schools Employment The Voting Rights Act of 1965 Voter registration Attempted to end Voter Discrimination Urban Riots (Civil Unrest) The Civil Rights Act of 1968 and Other Housing Reform Legislation Increase of Black Voter Registration in Seven Southern States Covered by the 1965 Voting Rights Act Consequences of Civil Rights Legislation Political Participation by African Americans Political Participation by Other Minorities Lingering Social and Economic Disparities American Indians Separation Assimilation and citizenship Tribal restoration Women’s Struggle for Equal Rights Early Women’s Political Movements Activism for women’s rights began with the Seneca Falls Convention in 1948. Women’s Suffrage Associations 19th Amendment Years, by Country, in which Women Gained the Right to Vote The Modern Women’s Movement The Equal Rights Amendment Additional Women’s Issues Domestic violence Abortion rights Pornography (divided the movement rather than united it). Discrimination in the Courts Expanding Women’s Political Activities Women in Politics Today Women in Congress Women in the Executive and Judicial Branches Continuing Disproportionate Leadership Gender-Based Discrimination in the Workplace Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 This title prohibits gender discrimination in employment. Sexual Harassment The Supreme Court also has held that Title VII includes prohibitions on sexual harassment. How Many Women Work, 2006 Gender-Based Discrimination in the Workplace Wage Discrimination Recent figures show a woman earns 76 cents for every dollar made by a man. The Equal Pay Act of 1963 The Glass Ceiling President Kennedy in 1963 President Kennedy signed a bill to provide equal pay for women. Has this federal law been effective in equalizing the pay of men and women in the United States? Why or why not? Latino/a in America Latino/Hispanics in the United States Hispanic Americans, 2004 Immigration, Hispanics, and Civil Rights Immigration rates today are the highest they have been since their peak in the early twentieth century. By 2050, minority groups collectively will constitute the majority of Americans. Illegal Immigration Mostly Latin Americans entering states bordering Mexico looking for work. Issues include: Citizenship Border Crime