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Racial segregation has negatively impacted African Americans throughout history by treating them unfairly and wrongly due to the color of their skin. The document discusses how racism was carried out through segregation of public facilities like schools and businesses. It also highlights key figures like Rosa Parks who challenged unfair treatment. The conclusion calls for an end to racism and a united society where people of all races can live together in peace.
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- 3. RACISM IS CARRIED OUT BY PEOPLE LIKE THIS. AND THIS IS HOW A HOLOCAUST BEGINS.
- 4. A man with a dream, and he told the whole world of his dream and believed in a racist free world.
- 5. Rosa Parks A woman fed up with being treated unfairly and less equally because of her skin color.
- 6. Different doors that lead to the same place, only because of differences in appearance.
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- 8. Blacks seemed to all have an expendable bar code on them which meant they could die and it would not nearly be as bad as a white man dying.
- 10. Blacks used as a distraction in Civil War. It didn’t matter whether they lived or died.