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| name = CRM in Alabama
| state = (({state|(({1|))))))
| title = [[Civil Rights Movement]] in [[History of Alabama#Civil Rights Movement and redistricting, 1945–1975|Alabama]]
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'''State of Alabama'''
* [[Alabama Pupil Placement Law]] <!-- 1955 -->
* ''[[NAACP v. Patterson]]'' <!-- 1958-->
* ''[[NAACP v. Alabama]]'' <!-- 1958-->
* ''[[United States v. Alabama]]'' <!-- 1960 --> 
* [[Original Freedom Rides]] <!-- 1961 -->
* [[George Wallace's 1963 Inaugural Address|George Wallace's Inaugural Address]] <!-- 1963 -->
* ''[[United States v. Wallace]]'' <!-- 1963 -->
* ''[[Hamilton v. Alabama (1964)|Hamilton v. Alabama]]'' <!-- 1964 -->

'''City of Birmingham'''
* [[Bombingham]] <!-- 1947 -->
* [[Birmingham bus boycott]] <!-- 1956 -->
* [[First Bethel Baptist Church bombing]] <!-- 1956-->
* ''[[Shuttlesworth v. Birmingham Board of Education]]'' <!-- 1957 -->
* [[Birmingham sit-ins]] <!-- 1960 -->
* ''[[Armstrong v. Birmingham Board of Education]]'' <!-- 1960 -->
* [[Anniston bus bombing]] <!-- 1961 -->
* [[Birmingham bus attack]] <!-- 1961 -->
* ''[[Gober v. City of Birmingham]]'' <!-- 1963 -->
* [[Birmingham campaign]] <!-- 1963 -->
* [[Children's Crusade (1963)|Children's Crusade]] <!-- 1963 -->
* [[A.G. Gaston Motel and A. D. King residence bombings|Gaston Motel and King residence bombings]] <!-- 1963 -->
* [[Birmingham riot of 1963]] <!-- May 11, 1963 -->
* [[16th Street Baptist Church bombing]] <!-- 1963 -->
* [[Shooting of Johnny Robinson]] <!-- 1963 -->
* [[Virgil Lamar Ware|Murder of Virgil Lamar Ware]] <!-- 1963 -->
* ''[[Katzenbach v. McClung]]'' <!-- 1964 -->
* ''[[Shuttlesworth v. City of Birmingham]]'' <!-- 1969 -->

'''City of Montgomery'''
* [[Montgomery bus boycott]] <!-- 1955 -->
* ''[[Browder v. Gayle]]'' <!-- 1956 -->
* [[Robert Graetz residence bombing (1956)|Robert Graetz residence bombing]] <!-- 1956 -->
* [[Martin Luther King Jr. residence bombing]] <!-- 1956 -->
* ''[[Gilmore v. City of Montgomery (1959)|Gilmore v. City of Montgomery]]'' <!-- 1959 -->
* [[Montgomery sit-ins]] <!-- 1960 -->
* [[Connecticut Freedom Ride]] <!-- 1961 -->
* ''[[New York Times Co. v. Sullivan]]'' <!-- 1964 -->
* [[Selma to Montgomery marches]] <!-- 1965 -->
* ''[[United States v. Montgomery County Board of Education|U.S. v. Montgomery County Board of Ed.]]'' <!-- 1969 -->
* ''[[Smith v. Young Men's Christian Association]]'' <!-- 1972 -->
* ''[[Gilmore v. City of Montgomery (1974)|Gilmore v. City of Montgomery]]'' <!-- 1974 -->

'''City of Selma'''
* [[Selma to Montgomery marches]] <!-- 1965 -->
* [[Murder of Jimmie Lee Jackson]] <!-- 1965 -->
* [[James Reeb|Murder of James Reeb]] <!-- 1965 -->
* [[Viola Liuzzo|Murder of Viola Liuzzo]] <!-- 1965 -->

'''City of Tuscaloosa'''
* ''[[Lucy v. Adams]]'' <!-- 1955 -->
* [[University of Alabama desegregation crisis]] <!-- 1956-->
* [[Stand in the Schoolhouse Door]] <!-- 1963 -->
* [[Bloody Tuesday (1964)|Bloody Tuesday]] <!-- 1964 -->

'''City of Tuskegee'''
* [[Tuskegee merchant boycott]] <!-- 1957 -->
* [[Alabama Act 140]] <!-- 1957 -->
* [[Tuskegee sit-ins]] <!-- 1960 -->
* ''[[Gomillion v. Lightfoot]]'' <!-- 1960 -->
* [[Tuskegee High School desegregation crisis]] <!-- 1963 -->
* [[Sammy Younge Jr.|Murder of Sammy Younge Jr.]] <!-- 1965 -->
* ''[[Lee v. Macon County Board of Education]]'' <!-- 1967 -->

'''Other localities'''
* [[Murder of Willie Edwards]] <!-- 1957-->
* [[William Lewis Moore|Murder of William Lewis Moore]] <!-- 1963 -->
* [[Murder of Willie Brewster]] <!-- 1965 -->
* [[Jonathan Daniels|Murder of Jonathan Daniels]] <!-- 1965 -->
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