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 * I think || I see || I wonder ||
 * I think they are voting || Isee an american flag || I wonder if this in the time of the civil rights movements ||
 * I think there in a cafeteria || I see a voting both || I wonder if there are blacks and whites in the same building ||
 * I think there is an african american voteing box || I see an exit sign || I wonder if the afriacan americans had to pay or pass a hard test to vote ||
 * I think there is black and whites there || I see a curtin in the backround || I wonder if this cafertira is part of a school ||
 * I think there is a stage in the building || I see people || I wonder why there would be voteing boxes in the school ||

Nathan 63 1. When Dorthy knocked on the window the ladie looked at her license olate and wrote it down then called her husbands boss and told him to tell her husband that if his wife keaps on making trouble he would be fired.

2. The woman made her take and imposible test that dorthey took she did pass.

3. had to pay 5$ to vote.

Trevor 67 In chapter 6

1. The n word used towrds a white is an insult but towrds a black it is your friend or buddy.

Stas .S 66 in chapter 6

1. When a black man ran into a church the possemen ran into the church after him they caught him and threw him through a stained-glass window potraying jesus the good shepard.

Julianne 62 in chapter 6

"By then the highway on the Selma side of the Edmund Pettus Bridge was empty, except for the bloodstains, clods of horse manure, and **film containers discarded by photographs and cameramen.**" The part that I bolded is an example of discrimination.David's father and many other people want these pictures to be shown to the press. This way people around the world can see that the white people are actually bad in this situation and it will pressure these discriminators to stop what they are doing, Another peice of evidence that shows this is that if the whites have a protest against blacks it would be all over the news.