The document discusses segregation in the United States from the late 19th century to the late 20th century. Laws were passed approving racial segregation, dividing public spaces and jobs unequally between black and white people. Violence against black people was also legally permitted. Several important dates are highlighted, including the Supreme Court ruling that ended segregation in schools in 1954 and the assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X who fought against segregation and discrimination. While segregation is no longer legal, the document notes some inequalities still remain.

1. SEGREGATION IN THE USA

2. Definition Segregation: separation of different racial group in daily life. Laws aproved the segregation during long time. all is divided inequally between Black and White people: job , hobby, transport, …

3. Restaurant, theatre, bar, bus … were reserved to one kind of people : white or colored people

4. Labour market divided in two part White have « better » job than black people Black people have hard job

5. Violence on colored people was « legal » Lynching was current White people wasn’t arrested if they hurt black people.

6. I. FUNDAMENTAL DATES On june the 7th of 1892: racial segregation in USA

7. On may the 17th of 1954: The USA convict racial segregation at school On december the 1st of 1955: Rosa Parks refuse to give up his place

8. On april the 15th of 1960: Creation of the students’ comittee of coordination On January the 11th of 1957: Martin Luther King was on the head of the christian conference

9. On april the 12th of 1963: Martin Luther King arrested during actions of Birmingham

10. On april the 4th of 1968: Martin Luther King was killed

11. On October the 17th of 1968: the Black Panters’fist in Olympics

12. II. RODNEY KING

13. ARREST

14. AFTER THE ARREST

15. RIOTS

16. MALCOLM X

17. The segregation is finished but several inequalities are still here. Nowadays Black people are not only to be discriminated : all people can be concerned The segregation had disappear legally but today some autorities use their right to practice something similar