Education was a right not fully given to starks as citizens of America, and many did not receive good and proper schooling. Blacks were denied get to to white schools, and forced to attend all-black schools. As the segregation of the Blacks and whites grew more(prenominal) intense, I have recently heard of an incident to the highest degree a white school refused to let blacks attend in Little Rock, Kansas. Nine black students tried to attend primaeval High School, but were met with resistance from the governor, who sent troops to forge away the black students. Eisenhower, the governor, was forced to send federal troops to enforce the Supreme Court decision of Brown vs. panel of Education. The students were still eventually forced to leave, as the violence was getting very harsh within the school. The Little Rock incident displays that education was denied to blacks when it consisted of integration.
Another occurrence of black denial to education I heard of, after Brown vs. Board of Education, was in 1959 where schools in Prince Edwards County, Virginia refused to obey the Supreme Court order of integration. Instead, they moved declare education funds into making new white save clannish schools. For four years, blacks were not able to attend school, as there were no running worldly concern schools or black private schools. The people of the county would rather go to separate private schools than go to integrated public schools.
I personally regard back that educations are meant for the entire race. As I have seen and experienced the life of a black man, there are no differences in terms of being educated. Both races are every bit intelligent and I think they should attend the regular public schools together.
i think it went too fast.. i wasnt satisfied with your introduction, i think the information you put about brown vs. board of edu. should be in a different paragraph
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