The Civil Rights Movement Revised Edition

Montgomery

bus boycott 43–52, 81

and the Freedom Ride 67–8

Selma to Montgomery March 117–23

Montgomery Improvement Association (MIA) 46, 49,

51

Moody, Anne 29

Moore, Amzie 100

Moore, Harry 20

Moreno, Rita 90

Moses, Bob 101–3, 104

Moses, Robert Parris 55– 6, 61

Motley, Constance Baker 71

Moton, Leroy 122

Moynihan, Daniel Patrick 134

Muhammad Ali 80

Muhammad, Elijah 80, 115

music

and the Albany Movement 79

black musicians 19–20

‘freedom songs’ 59–60

and the March on Washington 89, 90, 91–2

and the Selma to Montgomery March 121, 122

Muslim slave traders 1–2

Myrdal, Gunnar 18

NAACP (National Association for the Advancement

of Colored People) 15 –16, 19, 20

and the Battle of Ole Miss 71

and Black Power 132

and bus desegregation 44, 46, 50

and the Civil Rights Act 53

decline of 134

and the Freedom Ride 64, 67

and the March on Washington 87

and school desegregation 22, 26–7, 30, 34, 35

and sit-ins 55, 59, 60

and the VEP 70

and voter registration 100, 101, 113

Nash, Diane 56, 60, 67, 91

Nashville sit-in 56 – 8, 60

National Advisory Commission, report on Civil

Disorders 154 –5

Nazi racism 118

Neibuhr, Reinhold 47

neighbourhood segregation 17, 18, 19

northern ghettoes 127–9

McKissick, Floyd 55

McNair, Denise 92–3

McNamara, Robert 83

McNeil, Joseph 54

McShane, James 73

Malcolm X 80, 92, 115–16, 130–1, 132

speech in Cleveland (1964) 148–9

Malone, Vivian 84, 85

Mann, Floyd 67, 68

Mann, Woodrow Wilson 35, 40

Manucy, Holstead ‘Hoss’ 94

March Against Fear 129–30

March on Washington 87–92

marriage, interracial 136

Marshall, Burke 83, 88

Marshall, Thurgood 22–5, 27, 59, 71, 135

Massive Resistance 26, 122

Mathis, Johnny 121

May, Elaine 121

Mays, Benjamin 47

Meredith, James

and the Battle of Ole Miss 71– 6

March Against Fear 129–30

Merrill, Gary 120

Mexico City Olympics 131

MFDP (Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party)

109–10, 110–11

middle-class blacks 136, 137

military segregation 19

Million Man March 135

miscegenation 10

Mississippi

Battle of Ole Miss 71–7

and the Freedom Ride 68–9

ratification of the 13th Amendment 134

voter registration 99–100

form 149–50

Freedom Summer 105–11, 152–3

Selma campaign 112–24

SNCC handbill on 152

Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party (MFDP)

109 –10, 110 –11

Mississippi Plan 9

Mize, Judge Sidney 72

Molotov cocktails 68, 75

Mondale, Walter 110

Monk, Thelonius 19

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