“Justice for All” by Lynn Rymarz displays Ida Bell Wells’ determination for equal rights. Ida Wells was 21 years old when she boarded a train in Tennessee. The conductor was collecting tickets but he wouldn’t take Ida’s ticket because of the color on her skin. Angrily, she rampaged off the train. In the 1900s, African Americans weren’t treated the same as white people, this caused Ida Wells to fight for equality between black and whites. For example, Ida brought this case to court, but her victory didn’t last long. The Railroad appealed their case and Ida was forced to return 500$ to the court. In Ida’s was in her 50s, she wrote many journals against segregation, especially towards the National Equal Rights League. When Ida died in 1931, it
