Equal Rights Of Mice In Men

Even though in of the mice in men African Americans and women didn't much have a voice, but this day in age we have the generation X and generation Y. These generations are known for their outspoken opinions and making something heard and known. People are starting to notice even though things are not the same as it was in of the mice in men, there are certain things that people have looked passed for a while, like racism and equal rights for women. These generations are taking advantage of the voices they have, to speak out about equal rights, much the same as the acts in of mice in men.

Women have never been as equal to men, just like curlys wife in of mice in men, but people are now acting, having marches and protests to show people that

It goes all the way back to the 1600s even before it was problem with crooks. Racism is sadly still an issue even now as it was during the timing of mice in men. Even though black people have the same rights, they defiantly aren't treated as equal. Equal rights for African Americans has always been a problem, but like the women rights, even though curlys wife and crooks didn't have a voice, it is now a new time and people are making it known that there are problems that need be fixed. Recently there was research conducted by ProPublica stating, "black children across the South now attend majority-black schools at levels that have not been seen in four decades." Seem familiar? This was also an issue in 1954, known as brown vs. education and almost 6 decades later, not much has changed. The difference between white and black unemployment is the same as it was in 1963. Michelle Alexander states in The New Jim Crow: "Once you're labeled a felon, the old forms of discrimination—employment discrimination, housing discrimination, denial of the right to vote, denial of educational opportunity, denial of food stamps and other public benefits, and exclusion from jury service—are suddenly legal." This being said, they are stating that criminals have more rights than a black man. In the end, the racial caste that's happening in America are not changed, they have "merely redesigned it" since of the mice in

Race and gender have usually had there run ins with the school boards. In America it's more of a race issue but in other countries, women are not allowed to go to school. The U.S. Department of Education's 2014 Civil Rights Data Collection shows a report that gives an intelligible picture of how race and ethnicity is affecting the way students learn and the way they are being treated in all levels of education. The report states that "Black, Latino and Native Americans have a bigger chance of going to schools with a higher concentration of first year teachers than white students." It has is stating that African American kids are three times more likely to be expelled then white kids. The report makes it very clear that many young people are being treated wrong because of their race, which unacceptable. Education is essential in everyone's life; someone's race shouldn't change the way they are being treated. Equality in educational is something that needs major improvement. As with women, even though it's not a big issue in America, it's a big issue in other countries. According to the UNESCO Institute of Statistics, 31 million girls of primary school age do not attend school and 17 million of these girls will probably never attend school in their lifetimes. They need to continue to encourage these girls to go to school. According to a Washington Post article,