Home     Relive The Movement     Interact     Virtual Museum     About     Help -Relive The  Movement -The Declaration of  Independence -NAACP Formed -Slavery in the  U.S. -Lincoln Issues the  Emancipation  Proclamation -The Civil War  (1861-1865) -Civil War States  and Territories -Post-Civil War -Lincoln  Assassinated -13th Amendment  Ratified -Hate Groups Form -14th Amendment  Ratified -15th Amendment  Ratified -African Americans  Gain Respect  Through Music -Randolph Forms  the Brotherhood  of  Sleeping Car  Porters -Jesse Owens -The Congress of  Racial Equality  (CORE) -Jackie Robinson  Breaks the Color  Barrier -Truman Takes  Action -Brown v. Board of  Education of  Topeka, 1954 -Emmett Till is  Killed -About Rosa Parks -Rosa Parks -The Montgomery  Bus Boycott -Central High  School -Racial  Segregation and  Lunch Counter  Sit-Ins -Southern  Christian  Leadership  Conference  (SCLC) -Martin Luther  King, Jr. -The Albany  (Georgia)  Movement -James Meredith  Attends the  University of  Mississippi -Mohandas  Karamchand  Gandhi -Student  Nonviolent  Coordinating  Committee  (SNCC) -Segregated  Interstate Bus  Terminals  Declared  Unconstitutional -"I Have a Dream" -Birmingham  Church Bombed -Birmingham,  Alabama -Sidney Poitier  Wins Oscar -King Awarded  Nobel Peace Prize -Malcolm X -The Civil Rights  Act of 1964 -Despite the  Progress, Many  Turn to Violence -The Voting Rights  Act of 1965 -March on Selma,  Alabama -Thurgood  Marshall, First  African-American  Supreme Court  Justice -1968 Olympics -Robert F.  Kennedy -Jesse Jackson  Runs for President -Post-Movement Birmingham Church Bombed On September 15, 1963, two weeks after the march on Washington, D.C., another Birmingham church (the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church) was bombed. Four African-American girls were killed and one was left blinded. Search the Site

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