The role of the church in the civil rihgt movements

The role of the church in the civil rihgts movements

The movement for civil rights in the United States was a long and non-violent struggle to extend full access to civil rights and equality before the law to groups such as blacks. They have been numerous movements in favour of other groups in the United States to end discrimination against African Americans and ending racial segregation, especially in the southern United States.

This period begins with the Montgomery bus boycott and ends with the assassination of Martin Luther King, although the movement for civil rights in the United States are still in many ways up to our days.

Seems admirable attitude and the position that these people took. Which did not surrender to get what they wanted: the equality between humans no matter what color, race or religion. A round of applause for all those brave people who not imported you   put your life in danger for others.

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By: Eva Charneco Jiménez

     Laura Charneco Jiménez

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