Since African Americans were granted their “freedom” in 1863, they’ve had to continue to fight for personal freedoms that seemed basic, such as the right to vote, or even to get simple service at a restaurant. Organizations such as the SNCC and the Black Panthers protested non stop until they achieved the equality they deserved. These protests were usually nonviolent, simple rallies and sit ins were usually held to get their points across. These acts of protest for equality were sometimes met with brutality from authorities and civilians. Following equality leaders such as Martin Luther King Jr., led people the more passive aggressive way. Meaning more people would march with signs and slogans, or sit in at a “White Only” restaurant. These
