TO REFUSE TO CONDUCT BUSINESS WITH A PERSON, STORE, OR ORGANIZATION, USUALLY TO EXPRESS DISAPPROVAL OR TO PEACEFULLY FORCE CHANGE

A RETAIL STORE THAT CARRIES MOSTLY EXPENSIVE MERCHANDISE SUCH AS NOTIONS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS

WORDS SET AT THE HEAD OF A PASSAGE, PAGE OR ARTICLE TO INTRODUCE OR CATEGORIZE

EXTENDED OUT, UP, OR FORWARD

A LONG COUNTER ON WHICH LUNCHES ARE SOLD

A PHILOSOPHY OR STRATEGY FOR CHANGE THAT OPPOSES USING VIOLENCE

TO WALK OR STAND IN FRONT OF - LIKE A FENCE- POST, OFTEN IN PROTEST

PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION OF DISAPPROVAL

THE PRACTICE OF KEEPING PEOPLE IN SEPARATE GROUPS BASED ON THEIR RACE OR CULTURE

AN ACT OF SITTING IN THE SEATS OR ON THE FLOOR OF AN ESTABLISHMENT AS A MEANS OF ORGANIZED PROTEST

A FORM WHICH ALLOWS AN INDIVIDUAL TO PARTICIPATE IN ELECTIONS BY VOTING