Civil Rights Movement Rhetorical Analysis

There are racial struggles in the U.S. There was slavery in the U.S. People were mean to the slaves. Then there was a civil war, north against the south, the north won the battle. The north made slavery illegal. The black people that were slaves were emancipated and set free. Then more down the line, there were jim crow laws that were made. These law made black people have to use different drinking fountain, restroom, and table in restaurants ect. Activists used, during the civil rights movement, multiple strategies that resulted in both success and failure.
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These are the strategies they used. They would boycott different businesses. There was a group called Black panthers that did things to get there point across. Some people would have law suits to try and get civil rights to be a thing. Others would protest and hold signs in front place that were whites only. They would also do marche to, or, around places. Martin Luther king Jr gave speeches as a strategies also. Not all of these strategies worked. But most the strategies worked a lot of the time they used them. …show more content…
They did the Montgomery bus boycott because white people were making black people give up their seats in the front of buses. But they also did it because Rosa park got arrested for not giving up her seat in the front of a bus. They black panther were a group of black people that would do whatever that needed to be done to get what they wanted. An example of the marches is the march on Washington. M.L.K gave many speech to get White people's attention on getting civil right for black