What Is The Social Conditions That Impeded The Civil Rights Movement?

women to take back their sexuality and bodies by choosing when and if they want children. Another big social condition is the previous civil rights movements that movement radicalized women and made them realize that the way they were being treated wasn’t right. Another social condition that helped the women’s movement was WWII. When the men went off to war women was forced to work and factories and this made women realize that men aren’t they only ones who can work. On the other hand some of the social movements that impeded the women’s movement were the decline and veto of different bills like abortion and childcare. Some of the social conditions that helped the LGBTQ movement would be WWII, which broke the tradition gender molds. During
slide 11 8/18). The first critical event of the civil rights movement was when Rosa Parks would not give up her seat on the bus. This event leads to a statewide boycott. In July 1962 there was a setback in Albany. Robert Elliot issued a restraining order stopping all protests. This left several blacks disappointed and concerned because they always considered the federal judiciary an ally. This caused King and the SCLC to change their plans. The next critical event for this movement was the disappearance of 3 freedom summer workers June 20, 1964. This event encouraged people and gave them a reason behind “freedom summer”. On Sunday march 7 there was a march that was taking place however police attacked the marchers with clubs and tear gas. This day is now referred to a bloody Sunday. During the women’s movement there were several court cases to determine women’s roles and their wage. I think critical events occur in these movements every time they win a court case. These organizations and the people involved all spend ton of effort and years on this case and when the organization I think this gives them so hope and a boost to do something even bigger. However, one of the biggest critical events would be the mass demonstration on their one year anniversary. This big group and number of people that came out gave the organization the hope they needed. Some of the critical events that occurred during the LGBTQ movement was Greenwich village which was known as the birth of the LGBTQ movements so It is one of the most critical events. The white house demonstration was a critical event because it was a made people realize that this disease kills people. In 1996 Protease inhibitors were released as a combination of drugs that lowered the HIV Viral load in more patient than ever before. It is also a critical event that the American Psychiatric Association’s 1973 removed homosexuality from the DSM’s list of