Gabriel Chac
English IV
Mrs. Nemo
5 March 2018
Racial Discrimination
Racial discrimination is when someone 's values are discriminated against or are treated differently such as racism. It has a vast effect on people because of their skin color. This introduces a huge burdensome for people who are not able to be “normal” in society. The 50’s was an era of great deal of dilemmas for black segregation. African Americans have been fighting for equal rights for so long. All of the incidents that has happened still has not granted them equality towards every other ethnicity.
In many cases, given the amount of events that happened in the 50’s, there were many incidents that transpired in the 50’s such as Rosa Parks. She was a forty-three year old black woman who refused to give up her seat on the bus to a white person. She instigated the Montgomery Bus Boycott in 1955. Parks felt as if she deserved better. This later led to blacks refusing to use the buses which was beneficial to them but very unfortunate for the buses. “The bus boycott demonstrated the potential for nonviolent mass protest to successfully challenge racial segregation and served as an example for other southern campaigns that followed.” (king encyclopedia) Because of this action, the buses started to lose money and started to lose
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We can not keep going on like this. We must prevent this conduct of racial discrimination in many places. Raising awareness on this will establish some levels and will begin a new a world. Their skin color or race does not define them. It does not determine their social work, their personalities, their personals skills or talents nor their actions. There is no superior race. We all bleed the same and we all die in the end. Overall, racial segregation has become so apparent that the events that took place in the 50s are still highly crucial and vastly significant to the present