Many people had struggles throughout their life for being someone that others judge. In the autobiography, Black Boy, Richard Wright writes about how blacks were treated during that time period, where they were treated unfairly. This was during Civil Rights, but before Civil Rights Movement. Many people were having hard times getting a job, or have enough money to be able to buy food. Most of the time, blacks couldn’t do much and mostly were limited to the things around them. Wright lived through the cruelty treatment by the whites in the South and the unger the bothered him both physically and mentally. It was during Civil Rights, but before the Civil Rights Movement. Therefore, if Wright were to write a autobiography about black boy growing up in the U.S., in 2018, he would write about some colored people still being discriminated and the police proflying, the advanced technology, and the first black president of United States.
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Most of the people doesn’t do anything to anyone, yet they have to struggle because of their surrounding. This just leads people to have more hatred towards that certain group of people and many even create trouble that hurts others around. In the article, “Jim Crow Policing” by Bob Herbert quoted that “An overwhelming 84 percent of the stops in the first three-quarters of 2009 were the black or Hispanic New Yorkers”. He claims that number of people who were stopped and frisked by the police increased over time. However, blacks and Hispanic New Yorker had less things found on them than whites, but there were hardly stopped by the police. Wright would explain how different race are treated in his autobiography, where they are falsely stopped. If one person starts to change the view of the once who are being discriminated others no matter what, things may be different. It can also have less conflict between certain
Most of the people doesn’t do anything to anyone, yet they have to struggle because of their surrounding. This just leads people to have more hatred towards that certain group of people and many even create trouble that hurts others around. In the article, “Jim Crow Policing” by Bob Herbert quoted that “An overwhelming 84 percent of the stops in the first three-quarters of 2009 were the black or Hispanic New Yorkers”. He claims that number of people who were stopped and frisked by the police increased over time. However, blacks and Hispanic New Yorker had less things found on them than whites, but there were hardly stopped by the police. Wright would explain how different race are treated in his autobiography, where they are falsely stopped. If one person starts to change the view of the once who are being discriminated others no matter what, things may be different. It can also have less conflict between certain