Jim Crow Rules the Day: Segregation Laws
Separate is Not Equal: the Brown v. Board of Education Supreme Court Decision
Greensboro, North Carolina F.W. Woolworth store 
The Sit-in Students Captured on Film
How it Originated: Joseph McNeil's Story, Part I
Origins of the Sit-in: A Sibling Remembers (Gloria Jean Blair Howard)
How it Ended: A Black Worker's Recollections (Geneva Tisdale)
Segregation is Wrong: Protester Picket the Woolworth store 
What was the impact of the sit-ins? 
Harassing the Protesters
From Sit-ins to SNCC: the Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee Statement of Purpose
Support Southern Students: SNCC pinsFounded in April 1960 in Raleigh, NC, the Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) helped to bring student activists together and to stimulate their efforts at fighting segregation. SNCC was instrumental in staging sit-ins across the South in 1960. These lapel pins were one way to show support for the students' efforts.
Politics and Reform Collection, National Museum of American History.
