Why Did African Americans Fight For The Civil Rights Movement?

The civil rights movement was a struggle to abolish legalized discrimination and more laws that were against African Americans. During the 1950’s and 60’s, when the civil rights movement was at its peak, many African Americans were treated poorly and violently simply because of their race. Though the civil rights movement was a success, African Americans and many other minority groups still face discrimination and unfair treatment by society and the government. The question still remains to what extent did Latinos, Asian Americans, and Native Americans continue to fight for the struggle? These minority groups fought to an equal extent as they fought for what was a big issue to their community, demand to be included in classrooms through language, and wanted their culture to keep its place in the world
In short, this proves my claim that similar to the Civil Rights Movement, many ethnic groups endured brutality, verbal abuse, and more for the change that they needed to prosper. Similarly to Latinos, Asian Americans have had trouble in classrooms because of the languages that they have learned rather than English. According to the Justia Supreme Court center “The failure of the San Francisco school system to provide English language instruction to approximately 1,800 students of Chinese ancestry who do not speak English, or to provide them with other adequate instructional procedures, denies them a meaningful opportunity to participate in the public educational program”. The information from this source shows that Asian American students were left out of education due to their language. This is applicable as many minority groups were left out of education because of the language they spoke or because of who they were. Therefore, this proves that they fought to an equal extent as it was a common issue for many minority groups to receive the education they deserved and