Freedom is something that must be repeatedly won by a group of people. It cannot be won all at once.
For one, people who are against granting freedoms to a certain group of people will fight to make sure that it is not able to obtain full freedom. For example, in the case of gaining civil rights for colored people in the U.S., many people who believed that the white race was the supreme race hindered the obtainment of full freedom for African Americans. While the fourteenth amendment, which ratified full rights for African Americans, came out in the year 1868, African Americans were segregated and had poorer quality services than whites under the ruling “separate but equal.” It was not as late as 1957 that black people were able to get the
For one, people who are against granting freedoms to a certain group of people will fight to make sure that it is not able to obtain full freedom. For example, in the case of gaining civil rights for colored people in the U.S., many people who believed that the white race was the supreme race hindered the obtainment of full freedom for African Americans. While the fourteenth amendment, which ratified full rights for African Americans, came out in the year 1868, African Americans were segregated and had poorer quality services than whites under the ruling “separate but equal.” It was not as late as 1957 that black people were able to get the