This article discusses the strides that both Blacks and Women made during the war years. However, it proves that despite the successes for equal rights between the genders, Blacks made more advances in this time period.

This essay proves that the Civil rights movement of the 50’s and 60’s targeted the failures of reconstruction after the Civil War.

Another perpspective asserted that black women are not as domesticated and docile as white women and that black women do not know how to treat their men. One writer states that black women have gargantuan desires, expectations and wishes of their men and when their anticipations are not met, they make their spouses lives miserable.

A great summary of the Civil Rights Movement.

What does America mean to you? America means possibility to me. The allure of possibility is what the foundation of our country was built on and the promise that it continues to hold.

As Black History Month draws near, we would do well to remember the courage that Rosa Parks displayed in 1955 and how it impacts each of us.

Explains how the Vietnam War, The Civil Rights Movement, and the Womens Movement changed America during this time and forever.

This short piece analyzes the question “Is he the one?” in relation to the film, “The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman.” This essay also attempts to answer the question “is he the one?” – while reflecting on the importance of the leaders of influence in the Civil Rights Movement of America.

It’s amazing to think how far we’ve come as a culture in the past fifty years. So much has happened to form today’s free American society.

This is an article about the African American political activist, Medgar Evers. He helped catapult the Civil Rights Movement far in Mississippi before his tragic death.