The majority of the Civil Rights Movement in the United States occurred in three stages.
During this phase, Marcus Garvey led the Back to Africa movement.
After the Civil War, freed slaves fought to overcome the still-prevailing prejudice and persecution.
Born a slave, Douglass escaped and went on to become one of the Most respected abolitionist leaders.
Frederick Douglass was a key player from the very beginning.
The first stage began with the slaves in America fighting for their freedom.
The majority of the Civil Rights Movement in the United States occurred in three stages