Education and Civil Rights in 1945
In 1945 education was regarded as an essential part in the American civil history. Many individuals spent their effort and time of education, with the belief that democracy was only right and fair to everyone despite their skin color. Despite the global interest on the USA civil rights on education for everyone, segregation was still on racism whereby; it was applied in education as well as housing. The Black American were discriminated that, they were settled in the poorest areas with the worst facilities. African American lives were made difficult that even the job they got were poor with the nastiest amenities thereby; all they could afford was the least basic needs. All services as well as opportunities such as medical care, education as well as transport were also included in the racial section. Oliver Brown a black American could not bear the situation of segregation whereby; her daughter had to walk miles to an Africa American school and there were white schools nearby. However, he decide to request for her daughter to be allowed in the white school and, it took the court long to decide on the case. Even after the court ended segregation, the white were not certain thus; moved to the suburbs and left the black plus ethnic whites in the city (Brian 1).
I have much interest on the topic, especially where the Brown and Broad education was introduced thus; aided in end of racism on education sector. The idea was brought by a brave man Oliver Brown who aimed at ending school segregation in Topeka as well as Kansas. The idea of Oliver approaching the National Association for Advancement of Colored People was hilarious because he was a Black American therefore; not sure of the respond he would receive. It was a pity that Brown’s daughter had to walk to the African American school for mile and, there was an elementally school for the White nearby her home. I would suggest that racism in America has been utilized till to date whereby; African American lives have been too expensive. America has developed hate since the election of Donald Trump whereby; news is generated of hateful attacks, racism insults as well various acts of intimidations (San Miguel 4).
I decided to use the Website on school segregation is generates a picture in relation to the topic. The image gives me a huge picture of what on what the Website consists. My other interest on the Website is the readability whereby; the author’s uses clear font size, family as well as color for an essential communication. The Website is build by its content which generates rich information of the topic. The content makes sense to me whereby; am able to flow with the history of racism since 1954 until when Brown’s voice was heard in 1951. I have leant much from this lesson, especially where Olive Brown uses his voice to speak for his people. The cases raised by Brown were powerful that the federal State courts began to see that segregation was unfair justice. However, the Supreme Court ruled on the right of the minority to enroll in the while school all over the nation. From Brown’s bravely am able to understand that, individual’s voice is just no matter what part of the earth one comes from (Brian 2).
The Website is highly recommendable to others because its content is credible whereby; one is easily able to pay attention to the quality details. It has a flow of word and its grammar structure which is well written. It is Website with all details on how racism was brought to existence and, how till today the act is still practiced. The content generates an interactive motion whereby; one is forced to keep returning to the site. From the Website am able to gain my interest especially following the Brown and Broad court case on segregations (Brian 1).
In conclusion I would suggest that the Website generates clear and full information of the situation of racism in the era. It provides the information on how the worst financed schools were built thus; indicating that separation of the white and black education as well as other general standard was a clinical one. African Americans were highly saved by the Brown and Broad Education which impacted in the end of racism in schools. The fight on racism has taken a long journey whereby; even after segregation was elaborated some school still did not consider the court ruling. However, several of the White American preferred private neighborhood schools whereby; teachers could teach them of their cultural ethnicity. The Black still had hope in education especially when, The National Association for the Advancement of Colored Individuals aided the in the fight for discrimination rule. I would suggest that the nation was unjust by separating the African American from other individuals thus; making them to feel inferiority. However, the cases raised by Brown were powerful that the federal State courts began to see that segregation was unfair justice (Brian 2).
Work Cited
Brian Duignan. Brown v. Board of Education of Topek.Law Case. 2017.Print. Retrieved from URL https://www.britannica.com/event/Brown-v-Board-of-Education-of-Topeka
San Miguel Jr., Guadalupe. "Mexican American Organization! And the Changing Politics of School Desegregation in Texas, 1945 to 1980." Social Science Quarterly (University of Texas Press), vol. 63, no. 4, Dec. 1982, pp. 701-715. EBSCOhost, search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=bth&AN=17075088&site=ehost-live.
