1966
Chicago, Illinois, IL · On map
Martin Luther King Jr. led mass marches and rallies demanding open housing policies from Mayor Richard J. Daley and the city of Chicago. White mobs attacked nonviolent protesters, resulting in significant tension and violence during the campaign. The movement concluded with a Summit Conference that produced the Summit Agreement, committing real estate agents to ensure minority access to housing[1][9].
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