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Created with Fabric.js 1.4.5 AFTER durnIng BEFORE February 1870 the 15 Amendment gave blacks american men the right to vote. Ninety-five years later african americans were still marching for their rights to vote. 1890’s a new law was passed to separate blacks and whites from going to the same places like schools and restaurants. It also prevented blacks and whites from using the same public restrooms. Once the new law in 1890 passed that law had kinda broke the 15th Amendment so the state police stopped the marchers/protesters by attacking them with clubs and tear gas February 1870 the 15 Amendment gave blacks american men the right to vote. Ninety-five years later African Americans were still marching for their rights to vote. 1890’s a new law was passed to separate blacks and whites from going to the same places like schools and restaurants. Once the new law in 1890 passed that law had kinda broke the 15th Amendment so the state police stopped the marchers/protesters by attacking them with clubs and tear gas African Americans didn't likethe fact that they were separated from certain places because of their race so over the years in 1950 they fought against unfairness.On march 7th, 1965 Dr.king led the march and protesters to selma, which then led to the new voting law coming out. August10, 1965 - congress passes the Voting Rights Act of 1965 By the end of march 22,1966 almost 4,000 black people had registered to vote.
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