The South's Resistance to the Civil Right Movement

From violent riots to the adoption of a new state flag featuring a Confederate symbol, segregationists across the South fought to preserve a Jim Crow South.
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[@RobertJones-my5of]

Interesting piece

[@drewhendley]

Ideals are peaceful, history is violent

[@blackpower4209]

I lived through it all and I am in contact with ex segregationists and segregationists

[@007lanski5]

This should be taught in school.

[@evilqueen-et1du]

It is at least I my school

[@etaye321]

it is taught at most schools but gop are fighting to take it out of the books

[@lisasimpson3890]

We learn it in my school in Georgia

[@watching7721]

It is when they get to the Civil Rights Movement

[@Ana-wt7xf]

Human ignorance has no limits and ignorance is the most dangerous enemy.

[@MeadeSkeltonMusic]

Civil rights was communism

[@ernestoalonso2992]

It must've been tough for those blacks kids who first integrated besides the harsh treatment most of them were behind in the three R's

[@chuckleberryfinn1992]

and the level of academic proficiency you purport is based on .? The U.S Dept of Education didn't become a standalone cabinet level entity until '79, and the teachers union had not risen to the level of prominence at the national level ,- events which have had a deleterious effect on children's education we see today.

[@MeadeSkeltonMusic]

They knew what was coming....

[@beefsoda1]

Good presentation by the way.

[@williamparker3328]

When the resurrection comes THE BIBLE SAYS YOU WILL NEVER SEE THEM AGAIN AND THERE WILL NEVER EVER EVEN BE A MEMORY OF THEM AGAIN! PRAISE YAHWEH GOD!

[@tsb7911]

The resurrection happened 2,000 years ago; try to keep up.

[@williamparker3328]

@tsb7911 You're way off base THE WORD OF GOD IS NOT TO BE DEBATED! KINDLY ARGUE BY YOURSELF WHILE I PRAY.

[@tsb7911]

@@williamparker3328 Pray? LOL. I actually do constructive activities such as exercising and reading. You're right, it is not to be debated; faith is utter foolishness.

[@williamparker3328]

@@tsb7911 YOU'RE AN EDUCATED FOOL FROM AN UNEDUCATED SCHOOL!

[@tsb7911]

@@williamparker3328 Jesus died for our sins, even though he was guaranteed everlasting life by his heavenly father. The fable makes ZERO sense.

[@bobapbob5812]

once again you see conservatives equating human rights and civil rights with communism.

[@ukaszczekaj7662]

Don't you see liberals equating human rights and civil rights with communism? Is equating something with comunism bad when anticomusist do it and right when communist do it?

[@bobapbob5812]

And John C. Calhoun, founder of the modern Republican Party, said that blacks were happy as slaves. You just pull this shit out of your ass.

[@bobapbob5812]

Conservatives have always, and still do refer to supporters of civil rights and human rights as "communists". Because their brains are too weak to think it out.

[@mrearlygold]

there can be no human rights without freedom, hence the obvious connection

[@Knaeben]

You can define "human rights" in a lot of sneaky ways. In Texas, retarded kids have a "human right" to refuse education, and hence save their caretakers from having to provide them with any schooling. He doesn't want to go to school (just like any kid) --> ok, let him not go then.

[@beefsoda1]

We'll get to this after the more important issues are dealt with.

[@LastCommodore]

So is the slow desegregation still in progress?

[@watching7721]

Yes

[@eletonjohns8361]

This is What MAGA really is!

[@brenkelly8163]

What a bunch of gaslighting. The 1954 Brown decision did not apply to all Jim Crow laws, over 365 state laws made across 15 states. The fact is it only changed the schools. Integration was never completed and “forced-integration” or forced bussing end in the 1970s by blatant and open segregationists Senator Thurmond and Helms. As a result 90 percent of schools were never integrated or desegregated. Tokenism was the way forward and is still the way now. Outside the school ruling of Brown, other areas were still segregated, like the institution of marriage, and that segregated institution wasn’t brought to the Supreme Court until 1967 with the Loving case.

[@nehemiahpouncey3607]

That flag tho.

[@edwardclement102]

It was the USA that did it by law, not the South.

[@watching7721]

But Southern states had the strictest segregation policies, especially as the 20th century dragged on

[@sunlightspear7000]

The guy at the beginning has a shiny nose.

[@nightowl5475]

And ever since then, the country has been going down hill.

[@atamalethatwantstotalk5177]

What do you mean by that?

[@spooderman9122]

@@atamalethatwantstotalk5177 Propably something racist

[@jerealms]

So your saying 1954 was the beginning of the end for our glorious Nation?

[@mitchmcconnell3672]

This man, officer. Right here!

[@criptard]

Democrats

[@tsb7911]

Dems sucked then and the GOP suck now. Things change. Have you noticed?

[@Marvin-ut4xs]

Whytez

[@underground9260]

@@tsb7911you are exactly right! When was the last time you heard democrat# call anything “communist”. And how often do you hear republicans call things “communist”

[@tsb7911]

@@underground9260 My point is "Republicans" are using the term "Communist" incorrectly.

[@tardistime6857]

Democrats

[@maureencora1]

They Are the Good Guy & MAGAs, They Are the Bad Guys. (smile)