Protest, Public expression against an idea, law, or action, March, Moving from one location to another, carrying signs with messages, Sit-in, taking a seat or sitting down on the floor of a business as a form of protests, John F. Kennedy, Democratic President; youngest person to be elected, The Greenbook, Guide/Maps on safe spaces and routes for Black Americans, The Freedom Riders, a black and white activist group protesting segregation on public transportation, James Meredith, 1st black student at the University of Mississippi, George Wallace, Racist governor of Alabama, Birmingham, Alabama, the most segregated city in the U.S., Children's Crusade (Childrens March), a March led by more than 1,000 black children, March on Washington, one of the largest protests in American history; MLK Jr presented his "I Have a Dream" speech, Lee Harvey Oswald, JFK's Assassin

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