“We the People of the United States of America:
The Law is Violated Against African American Rights” In the comparison of the two famous historical African American men, Fredrick Douglas and Martin Luther King Jr., who fought for freedom rights, civil right and justices for all Negros men, women and children, who were slaves during the Civil War Era, Civil Rights Era, and World War I and II. Even though, We, the People…”, were lack of proper comprehensive theory and it is big argument that founded both men- Martin Luther King Jr. and Fredrick Douglas were fighting for their rights of freedom, equality, justices and liberty. The white people with the power failed to see the constitution were based and made if for all Americans. The white …show more content…
His purpose of letting the governments, white people and the clergymen know that the law is violated against African American rights. The movement was about the “injustices anywhere is a threat to justices anywhere” (King) and to help his people to calm down or continue to voice their rights and fight without violence. Whereas, the white people had failed to follow the constitutions, the natural laws and policies are broken for years. He believes that everyone as Negros should receive the same equal rights as the white people. He understood “We, the People…” stated it preordained to be “treat fairly and equal for all”. King had observed that the white people in America were not treating Negro or other color people with respect and given no equal rights without having a fair trial in courts, public communities, bathrooms, restaurants and voting places. His famous speech “I have a Dream, that one day that we all will get along together as one” (King). He had built a strong leadership to encourage people to vote their rights instead of the Negros must suffer like slaves without freedoms and rights of citizen in America. He knew the slavery was over, but it’s the behavior that the government and the white people illustrate during the Civil Right
The Law is Violated Against African American Rights” In the comparison of the two famous historical African American men, Fredrick Douglas and Martin Luther King Jr., who fought for freedom rights, civil right and justices for all Negros men, women and children, who were slaves during the Civil War Era, Civil Rights Era, and World War I and II. Even though, We, the People…”, were lack of proper comprehensive theory and it is big argument that founded both men- Martin Luther King Jr. and Fredrick Douglas were fighting for their rights of freedom, equality, justices and liberty. The white people with the power failed to see the constitution were based and made if for all Americans. The white …show more content…
His purpose of letting the governments, white people and the clergymen know that the law is violated against African American rights. The movement was about the “injustices anywhere is a threat to justices anywhere” (King) and to help his people to calm down or continue to voice their rights and fight without violence. Whereas, the white people had failed to follow the constitutions, the natural laws and policies are broken for years. He believes that everyone as Negros should receive the same equal rights as the white people. He understood “We, the People…” stated it preordained to be “treat fairly and equal for all”. King had observed that the white people in America were not treating Negro or other color people with respect and given no equal rights without having a fair trial in courts, public communities, bathrooms, restaurants and voting places. His famous speech “I have a Dream, that one day that we all will get along together as one” (King). He had built a strong leadership to encourage people to vote their rights instead of the Negros must suffer like slaves without freedoms and rights of citizen in America. He knew the slavery was over, but it’s the behavior that the government and the white people illustrate during the Civil Right