jim crow laws

If I were Black I would be Fighting Mad I went to the South with my grandmother when I was 12 years old. For the first time I saw that there actually were separate drinking fountains, separate everything for blacks. I was shocked and outraged. I knew if I were black I would be fighting mad. As a child, I didn't know what to do, so when I was in a grocery store I mixed all the brown eggs up with the white eggs in the dairy department while my grandmother shopped. It was the only way I felt I could do something to rebel against the injustice I saw. Cynthia BormanEnglewood, CO http://americanradioworks.publicradio.org/features/remembering/children.html#39


I really look up to that little girl she has a lot of passion and courage to change the world. I wish everyone did something to make the world a better place for everyone to live it could be anything (big or little) whats the diffrents between black and white its a shade and a skin coulor big deal were all the same in side. even if your white your still diffrent from othe whites. we all are diffrent.