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it legal, and made segregation a concrete reality for the people of the United States. It began with a man called Homer Plessy. Plessy was seven-eighths white and only had one-eighths drop of black blood in him, but under Louisiana law, was considered black. In 1890, Louisiana passed a law providing that "all railway companies carrying passengers in their coaches in this state shall provide equal but separate accommodations for the white and colored races, by providing two or more passenger coaches

Although he went to university to study. He wants all the people to respect one another. Black people white people so he wants that something changes, but without violence! It’s is very important for him. Firstly Biko wants a better South Africa. With more equality than when he lives (now it’s better but not enough!) In his country, South Africa, the blacks are not the same power than the other. But although they are as intelligent as the white people, their salaries are smaller, go into school is harder

black people - The promotion of equal rights is a misdemeanor punishable by jail. - The administration of public services is reserved to white people -  Any marriage between a white person and a black person is prohibited. - A black person can’t adopt, or have under his tutelage a white child, even if the parents of the latter have chosen that. - Black and white families can’t live in the same building. The owner who rents an apartment to a black person in a building where white people are

black and white South Africans. However these were to be developed by a series of GRAND and PETTY Apartheid laws: GRAND APARTHEID LAWS v The Population Registration Act - this grouped every South African into a particular race - white, indian, coloured (mixed race) and black (bantu). Only whites could vote, and the opportunities available to each group decreased according to their race. v The Mixed Marriages Act - this made it a crime for any marriage to take place between a white person and

let people tell you things. You rush too much. I'm trying to help you and you won't let me. » He paused and looked about ; the streets were filled with white people. He spoke to me in a low, full tone. « Dick, look, you're black, black, black, see ? Can't you understand that ? » « Sure i understand it, » I said. « You don't act a damn bit like it » he spat He then reeled off an account of my actions on every job I had held that summer. « How did you know that ? » I asked. « White people make

nowdays. The black man is wearing a white clothes of waiter whereas the white boy is wearing a dark clothes, their clothes look pretty old fashioned. Furthermore the furniture that composed the restaurant do not look modern. The picture shows two people who are in different situation. On the one hand,on the left, it's a child who is perhaps stand properly and polished. On the other hand, on the right , it's a adult. Unlike the black adult, who is a waiter, the white child is a client. The child is

Slavery had just ended 70 years ago, so people were still extremely prejudiced against black people, except for certain rare cases that had the audacity to not be like the rest of the community. At the time if you wanted to be considered as a normal human being you had to be racist and you had to respect the social hierarchy. At the top their was the rich white people then the poor white people, and at the bottom, no matter what they did in life their was black people. The neighborhood was very separated

Martin Luther King stood in front of more than 250 000 potest marchers in Washington D.C and gave one of the most famous speeches in U.S history. This protest march was the longest demonstration in the U.S at that time. About 30 000 marchers were white people, the other marchers were black. They come from all parts of the country into the nation’s capital becouse they wanted change. They wanted equality for all American. On this day, he looked up at the crowd and spoke about his dream for America.

hear’ 2* PART 1 THE ARRIVAL OF THE ELECTRIC CHAIR The two women present are Melvina Jack and Juanita deJean. They work at Edwin’s department store ( where Grant bought a radio set).They must be clerks or saleswomen(l .5)Juanita is white whereas Melvina is black ( lines 33-34).Juanita’s position ( work ) in the store is higher than Melvina’s (lines 33-34).At the beginning, Melvina is sweeping off the sidewalk outside the store when she first sees the truck arrive. 3 All the men

It used to belong to Southern Australia. ( Sidney is the largest city, populated with over four milion inhabitants, i.e one out of five Australian. As it was built on a harbour, lots of people go working by boat. Sidney is often thought to be the capital city but actually it is Canberra. Only 332.798 people live there. This city was built because of the rivalry between Sidney and Melbourne. They couldn’t agree to decide which city was the best one to pich up as a capital, so they decided to build