Racial Equality Research Paper

Racial And Social Equality “I Have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a Nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but the content of their characters” That was said by Martin Luther King Jr. who fought for racial and social equality. Since then America has fought with equality with Pride Parades and other Social Events with celebrities and books becoming more equality influenced. For Decades now they have been several marches and events about equality. The Women's March is called the Largest One Day protest in the U.S. History. The March Calculates at least 2.9 Million protests every year. After the bar shooting in Orlando people of all colors, sexuality, and religion come together to show cause for the ones we lost from the shooting. In October of 1997, the Million Women March Started. The mission for the march was to make African Americans more self determine. Statistics shows that African American Women were paid 40 dollars less per week than White Females. Millions got together to show that the color of their skin, but the performance in work.For events like this to happen they need people to start them. After the last few years …show more content…
Notonly is Tom a Person of Color, the Town Disapproves with Atticus taking Tom's Case. Atticus sees Tom as Innocent man And Not Proving him guilty because of the color of his skin. As Bob Ewell accuses Tom Of Raping his Daughter, Mayella, Since He was A Colored Man and it would be easier to find a way to prove him guilty. The Chapters after Tom was Accused as Guilty he Was Shot and Killed. The Town saw Tom As Guilty when Atticus saw him as his True Self and as a human. With This Novel it has influenced many with the story line that shows racial equality with a touching