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Civil Rights ((“For my people blundering
and groping and
floundering in…
Civil Rights
“For my people blundering
and groping and
floundering in the
dark of churches and
schools and clubs and societies
In For My People, the words that caused change was talking about the daily struggles that African American children had to go through.
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“In Remembering Civil Rights History”, the action that led to change was Medgar Evers trying to desegregate the University of Mississippi.
Medgar Evers was a man who tried to desegregate the University of Mississippi, but sadly was shot by the KKK in his driveway. In the video, you can see many people at his home, which is now a museum.
Lessons of Dr. Martin
"Seek out the many outstanding leaders who will speak to you this week, and make a difference."
Incident
¨it seemed the angels had gathered, white men in their gowns.¨
Traveling
"He said, You don't understand ma'am. It's against the law. You have to move to the front. My mother said, No.
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Introduction
During the 1960s, there was a civil rights movement
to stop the prejudice, injustice, and racism towards
black people.
Because of this, stories were written during or about the era to inspire others, share experiences, etc.
We will be focusing on five stories today: “Remembering Civil Rights History”, “For My People”, “Incident”, “Lessons of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.”, and “Traveling”.
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Conclusion
In conclusion, using words and/or actions, a group
of people were able to make a change in society
You can learn from that. Get up you lazy piece of
crap, and make a change!
I'm kidding, 😂😂😂, but seriously, you can make a change in society by using words and actions!
