Birmingham 1963 Turning Point

We might come to better understand the personal experience of those participating in the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950’s and 1960’s. Therefore No more_The children of Birmingham 1963 and the turning point of the civil rights movement is a video that explains what happened to black people in the 60’s. Photographs from the 60’s show how the fireman were spraying black people with water hoses that tore their shirt and hair out of their scalp. 1963 Birmingham civil rights campaign Barbara Sylvia shores is a video about a women that was living in the civil rights movement that is telling her story and how she felt. The letter from Birmingham Jail is a letter that Dr. Martin Luther King jr. wrote while he was in jail. No more_ The children of Birmingham 1963 and the turning point of the civil rights movement helped me understand how cruel people were to black people. It had videos and pictures about what happened. It explained it more than other things did. Let us know that not just adults were apart of it but children were to. It gave us secondary and primary sources. Told me that children were getting put on buses to got to jail for protesting. People were beat, bit by dogs, and sprayed with water hoses because of the color of there skin. I actually understood the meaning of it.
Let us know that the European Americans didn’t care on how blacks felt. It showed us that they didn’t care if black people died or got hurt. They didn’t care if people told black people cruel things. I don’t think that they should have done that to them because they wouldn’t like it if it happened to them. They would think that it was unfair or it’s not right. There is still racism going on everywhere but not just because the color of your skin but because of there religion. It just shows how some people just don’t care and they think or they get something put in their mind that it’s