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Have you ever been beaten up for the color of your skin? People in the South, have been beaten or murdered because they were African-American. 4 innocent children were killed in a baptist church by a bomb that was thrown by the white supremacy group. Another example of African-Americans being violated against was, bloody sunday . Bloody Sunday was the Selma March. This march was peaceful and non-violent, it was turned into a violent one when State and local lawmen attacked the marchers, with billy clubs and tear gas on the Edmund Pettus Bridge. This turned this march to be renamed bloody Sunday. Then, the bus that the freedom riders used was burnt down. It was burnt down because people didint like that freedom riders, were protesting for innerstate

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