Racism is almost everywhere and has been around for years and we have just been chipping at it every second we can. The civil rights movement was a huge impact on the topic of racism and it is full of stories within it. Cases and trials of people who meant no trouble yet was judged by their skin. We know these people as black people, these people have been put through hardship during this time and are still being affected to this day. Brown V. Board of Education tell about how black children wanting the same education as white children. This case was a huge influence on black children and black families, the white people would harass the blacks about wanting equal learning rights. In the end of this case, the court deemed that black children did have a right to equal education as deemed that black children did have a right to equal education as white did. This would have built a new experience for all the children after this case was deemed. Dred Scott v. Sanford was a case involving blacks guarantee of owning property/land. This influenced whites because they found that this was not fair. Long before this big movement blacks were slaves and they were not …show more content…
Loving v. Virginia really hit people because it was a case involving blacks and whites. Mostly white people in this case thought that it was truly wrong for blacks and whites to internationally marry and produce. In the end of this case, the court deemed this case unconstitutional and it was a violation of the 14th amendment. The importance that this case was trying to show was that people do have the right to love, still with that same token, people have the right to their opinion and choice of life style as well. It is a judgement that people would put onto each other no matter how their ignorance comes off. These right in the end made an immediate impact on blacks