Slavery
Slavery
The situation of the blacks from the 50s until today
In 1954, when the decision was made that the segregation at schools had to be stopped, there were different voices and opinions all over the country. One of them belonged to Reverend Martin Luther King jr., a young theologian who became the leader of the Civil Rights Movement some years later.
That was a group of people who fought for desegregation and equal rights for blacks
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