Fences or other physical objects that block something or someone
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Segregation
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The separation of people into different public areas because of their race class or ethnic group
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Mob
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A large crowd of people who are pressed close together and difficult to control usually trying to get closer to something or someone
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protest
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to show or express strong disagreement with or disapproval of something
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Marshals
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Law enforcement officers who ensure that federal laws in court decisions are being carried out including the officers who escorted African-American students to school when integration began
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Sacrifice
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The act of giving up one thing of value to receive something else of value
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discrimination
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the practice of unfairly treating a person or group of people differently from other people or groups of people
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escort
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a person or a group of people who go with someone to give protection or guidance
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Boycott
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Refusing to do or be part of something and protest often to influence change
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Tolerance
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Allowing behavior to take place even if one does not agree with it
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Integration
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Bringing people together in an area or group that was previously restricted to certain groups and providing all with equality
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Desegregation
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Actively ending the separation of people into different public areas often by changing laws