@__vx2000__ I strongly agree to this. It took Martin Luther King Jr and all of protests, arrests, killings, and talks with the president to finally shut down this voting discrimination.
During the first protest in Selma, it was important to notice how calm and collected King seemed to be while the sheriff was being violent toward the people. He was able to keep a strong will power during the peaceful protest and even accept all charges given to them. #MESelma18
Dr. King went to talk with the president about voting rights for Negros in the South, and it was interesting to see how the president avoided the question by saying "lets not start start another war", and then go on to talk about the war against poverty. #MESelma18
#MEAmericanTail17 The way the mice united and fought away the cats represents how immigrants fought for their freedoms and rights in America. When Warren T the cat said at the end "We will come back", reflects on how people still face racism and antisemitism to this day.
#MEAmericanTail17 Fievel met lost of new people, animals and friends. This is like an interpretation of how immigrants come to America and meet all types of people from all types of backgrounds and ethnicities .
Lincoln stayed calm and had responses to all negative thought toward his 13th Amendment. He wanted to pass the law as soon as possible because he had the power to and he wanted to end the war quickly. #MELincoln17