Right. so.....

This dame: Alice Paul
Who:
leader of the National Woman's Party (NWP)
What:
1. DEMANDED (not pleaded) for women's right to vote
2. Led first nonviolent civil disobedience campaign in front of white house that lasted 18months with 1,000 women.

October 20, 1917- ALICE PAUL ARRESTED AND SENTENCED TO 7 MONTHS IN PRISON
Her reaction? Hunger strike!! Lasted 22 days
THEY'RE REACTION?

Force fed Alice and other women 3 times a day for 3 weeks straight
details: tube through nose and mouth, pumping food into their stomachs.
AMERICA'S REACTION?
LIVID!! newspapers couldn't get enough of it.

END RESULT:
1.November 17- Suffragist released because of public pressure
2.President Wilson FINALLY announces his support for the suffrage movement
3.June 4, 1917- Senate Passes 19th Amendment, women's right to vote
Conclusion: SUCCESS
Information: Woman in History

These guys: Ezell A Blair, Jr, Franklin E. McCain, Joseph A. McNeil, David L. Richmond
Who:
Four BLACK college students at Greensboro, North Carolina AT&T college (not the phone service! Agricultural and Technical College)
what:

1.Performed a nonviolent sit-in at an all-white cafe named Woolworth on February 1, 1960
2. Inspired by this, people in other Southern states started to perform the same form of protest, overcrowding some places so much that NOBODY COULD PURCHASE GOODS FROM THE STORE.
a. not only sit-ins, but boycotts
THEY'RE REACTION:

whites reacted poorly, blacks maintained civility. Often, the students would sit quietly and read for their next day's schooling.
(stay with me here)
END RESULT:
-Woolworth breaks down and starts to serve the blacks. Many more city cafes followed suit.
-This sparked a civil rights movement that eventually led to the Civil Rights Act of 1964, desegregating public facilities.

ok ok it will not look ANYTHING like that... however, that IS a real animal!!
Here is the story
Now You Know. well, half.










