During the time of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, many people fought and died to ensure that African Americans had their proper rights in society. Throughout the years, there has been a tremendous change. African Americans views had changed the way things in America flowed. Through the spanned of ten years from 1954 to 1964, there has been change in civil rights, change African American views, and change in politics. Also, there has been a change in African Americans protest and these changes effected civil rights in the future.
Civil rights in the early and mid-1900’s, there were particular things that African American wanted. These things were the ending of the Jim Crow Laws, desegregation of school, equal protection, employments, etc. Throughout the time things did change. Some changes took longer than others, but it eventually happened. Also, …show more content…
They future of Civil Rights began. They were able to vote and have officials that would get things done for the African American communities. They were finally able to send their children to schools where there would be a mixture of culture of white and black. Also, they had the opportunity to receive equal opportunity when it came to buying homes. African Americans were allowed to be employed without being judged by their race. Lastly, African Americans started getting equal protection from police.
In conclusion, throughout this article “From Protest to Politics: they future of the Civil rights Movement.” by Bayard Ruskins, I learned that there is something that someone if passionate about, they should strive to fulfill their goals. They should work hard no matter what obstacle they may have. Also I learned that no one should settle for less and no one can ever ask for too much if it is beneficial to their well-being. They should ask for whatever is required to make sure that their goals are being
Civil rights in the early and mid-1900’s, there were particular things that African American wanted. These things were the ending of the Jim Crow Laws, desegregation of school, equal protection, employments, etc. Throughout the time things did change. Some changes took longer than others, but it eventually happened. Also, …show more content…
They future of Civil Rights began. They were able to vote and have officials that would get things done for the African American communities. They were finally able to send their children to schools where there would be a mixture of culture of white and black. Also, they had the opportunity to receive equal opportunity when it came to buying homes. African Americans were allowed to be employed without being judged by their race. Lastly, African Americans started getting equal protection from police.
In conclusion, throughout this article “From Protest to Politics: they future of the Civil rights Movement.” by Bayard Ruskins, I learned that there is something that someone if passionate about, they should strive to fulfill their goals. They should work hard no matter what obstacle they may have. Also I learned that no one should settle for less and no one can ever ask for too much if it is beneficial to their well-being. They should ask for whatever is required to make sure that their goals are being