Therefore, minorities led protests in an attempt to win their rights. For example, the 1966 Seattle school boycott was a protest led by parents, civil rights groups, and community organizations against racial segregation in Seattle public schools. They protested against the problems of racial segregation and unequal educational outcomes, which after years of complaints, led the city to improve the public education system, making Seattle schools fair for all children. Information on the site is cited in works by other researchers, on civil rights and on Seattle labor