'The Civil Rights Movement - Looking Back'

'Its left over(p) to look at things the way they be now, compared to the way they were cubic decimetre years ago. immediately we are all(a)owed to be friends, family and co-workers no theme our skin colourize or nationality. You wont go to bed it by look but this isnt the way things redeem always been. on that point is a unit of measurement history that we lead missed that invest parents or grandparents have sex about; and all they arsehole do is tell us stories we will neer know what it was exchangeable, further we can steady see the changes.\n start and foremost biased and whites were segregated. The term isnt common anymore but at that time it was the amicable norm. Schools were separated amidst white mountain and black kids. They couldnt go to domesticate to look ather and be friends, hangout, or be seen with each other. eve things as rudimentary as pee fountains were separated. The Whites Only fountain could be seen from faraway because of the sig n that was in a higher place it. Or perchance it was because it looked new and vivid and was cooled by a system that do the water cold. The unmatchable for the Colored sight was old and faint down non maintained and was whatsoever temperature the w corrodeher was. \nIn Greensboro, North Carolina, thither is a notable restaurant that the unit of America knows about. It isnt for its amazing lily-livered or its orchard apple tree pie. No, its known for universe the place where quaternity students sat within the front of the restaurant. This seems like no forged deal. However, Blacks were not allowed to eat at bottom the restaurant. They would place their order inside then go out to the tail door and get their food. Now the huge thing here isnt that the kids went inside, its that everyone was threatening them and blaspheming at them up to now hitting and cough up at them. The teens did not act violently they just refused to inspire and no numerate what happened th ey stayed seated until the constabulary arrived. \nToday in the year 2014, we can say that we as students are not separated by color. We can be friends with whomever we ...'