Racism In Mississippi

Rating: Null/10 (14 October 2001)

Back in the Twenties, thirties, forties, fifties and sixties, black people have always voted in elections. It wasn't right, for the three civil right workers, to be murdered. They were helping the black people, to exercise their right to vote. The U.S. Constitution, should guarantee freedom, for all. Nobody no matter, what race, creed or ethnic group, should be told not to vote, because they're different. I'm shocked that the Sheriff's department, were part of the Klan. They're hired to serve and protect law abiding citizens. Apparently these lawmen, were outlaws and had no business wearing a badge.