Back in the 1800-1900 there were slaves in america still and slavery is still going on today. The main group of official haters are the KKK or the “Ku Klux Klan.” Slavery has been going on in america pretty much forever. The 14th Amendment stopped most of the oppression but some white men thought it was a good idea to take away the rights of the blacks. The KKK didn’t just hate blacks they also hated immigrants, Catholics, and Jews. The KKK was mostly made up of southerners and moonmen or “white supremacists.” In 1868 the 14th Amendment was passed and blacks were free and the people from the south stole their rights and the blacks that fought were jailed, injured, or killed.
Before the 14th Amendment was passed there was uprisers of slavery. Like Thurgood marshall and Mr. Brown fought the topeka school board because they wouldn’t let his daughter go to a school not because of IQ but of the color of her skin. The fight got all the way to the supreme court and it wasn’t just about being equal in props and and physical things but in the mind …show more content…
And the land is kinda like all black lives and every black person back then needed each other for slavery to go away that's like the negro farmers helping each other up and healthy that's how they got what they wanted they worked together and grew each other back up. Martin luther king jr. had his own version of protesting. He said that there is two kinds of protests and those are nonviolent and violent protests most protests today are getting violent. But Martin once said that to be the fly annoying someone at the time they don’t want to deal with it, for an example if you start a walk and you just walk that's how to do a nonviolent protest but how protests where it's peaceful and the law thinks you’re pushing the limits and they for an example shoot tear gas that starts a violent protest and then you would be forced to fight back but some just turned the other
Before the 14th Amendment was passed there was uprisers of slavery. Like Thurgood marshall and Mr. Brown fought the topeka school board because they wouldn’t let his daughter go to a school not because of IQ but of the color of her skin. The fight got all the way to the supreme court and it wasn’t just about being equal in props and and physical things but in the mind …show more content…
And the land is kinda like all black lives and every black person back then needed each other for slavery to go away that's like the negro farmers helping each other up and healthy that's how they got what they wanted they worked together and grew each other back up. Martin luther king jr. had his own version of protesting. He said that there is two kinds of protests and those are nonviolent and violent protests most protests today are getting violent. But Martin once said that to be the fly annoying someone at the time they don’t want to deal with it, for an example if you start a walk and you just walk that's how to do a nonviolent protest but how protests where it's peaceful and the law thinks you’re pushing the limits and they for an example shoot tear gas that starts a violent protest and then you would be forced to fight back but some just turned the other