Anne Moody Describes A Sit-In Jackson, Mississippi
There They Sat
Many acts of rebellion were displayed when it came to activists defending their rights. During the 1960s, segregation and discrimination were two major issues in society which led to sit-ins. In a journal entry written by Anne Moody, Moody expresses a sit-in that her and her friends took part in at a lunch counter in Mississippi. A document titled Anne Moody Describes a Sit-in in Jackson, Mississippi, May 28, 1963, was written by author Anne Moody. Moody writes a journal entry describing a sit-in that her and her friends were apart of at a lunch counter in Jackson, Mississippi. Moody is a black activist who attends Tougaloo College and hates the whites in the South. The document depicting the sit-in was written for the federal
Many acts of rebellion were displayed when it came to activists defending their rights. During the 1960s, segregation and discrimination were two major issues in society which led to sit-ins. In a journal entry written by Anne Moody, Moody expresses a sit-in that her and her friends took part in at a lunch counter in Mississippi. A document titled Anne Moody Describes a Sit-in in Jackson, Mississippi, May 28, 1963, was written by author Anne Moody. Moody writes a journal entry describing a sit-in that her and her friends were apart of at a lunch counter in Jackson, Mississippi. Moody is a black activist who attends Tougaloo College and hates the whites in the South. The document depicting the sit-in was written for the federal