How To End The Civil Rights Movement

Imagine having to travel a long distance just to get to school. Imagine having to give up your seat for a “superior” race. Imagine being detained or even killed for being who you are even killed and standing up for what you believe in. That is how life felt for minority groups, especially African Americans, who lived in the south during the civil rights era. Segregation was a major thing; schools, public facilities and more were all segregated. Civil rights activists contributed to ending the Civil Rights era. Freedom rides were burned up and riders were treated badly.
Segregation was a major thing; schools public facilities and more were all segregated. There were “whites only” restaurants, schools, water fountains and more. There were also facilities for “colored” people but they were in bad condition and it was far away from their homes.
They wanted to end the Civil Rights era. Malcom X was a well-known African American Activist. He had a violent approach to the way minorities were treated in the south. He wanted to create an “All Black community”. Rosa parks were also a prominent African American of that time. She was a local seamstress who refused to give up he sit on a bus for a white person. Martin Luther King Jr. was also an important civil rights activist because he had a non-violent approach to the way minorities were treated in the south. Civil Rights activist had a great impact on the civil rights era.
Freedom rides were burned up and riders were treated badly. Freedom rides were integrated and African Americans sat in front of the bus. The white freedom riders were insulted and called names because they were freedom riders. People were against what they did, so they treated them unfairly. Freedom rides were treated badly; some of them were left dead or hospitalized. Freedom riders did the right thing and harmed no one but they were still treated