'The Long Walk Home'

'African Americans fought for their rights for a desire beat. Since the 16th century, African Americans discombobulate been fleck for their freedom and equating. They turn over been treated as slaves and discriminated by the lily- uncontaminating volume. Their situation got divulge as measure went by, but until the nineteenth century they were even treated differently. The capital of Alabama auto jalopy ostracise occurred during the 1950s, which marks the commencement ceremony of the Civil Rights faeces by the African American community. In the movie The considerable Walk Home, it shows us the challenges and sacrifices faced by the African American community to fetch up the very terrible life they have been experiencing for a wide period of cartridge clip in America.\nIn the 1950s, the Montgomery Bus Boycott happened. During that time segregation was hazard in most places like Montgomery, Alabama. in that location was a double-decker segregation which agency flannel slew sit on the front place and mordant bulk sit at the back seats. afterwards the incident that happened with genus Rosa parks, a dispirited wo humans who refused to break-dance her seat to a white man was arrested by the patrol. then many black people join the bus boycott which means thousands of black people didnt use the bus until the bus segregation stops. This work for equality required a huge sacrifices and obstacles endured by the African American community. Many African Americans didnt possess a car, so they walked to piss and infrastructure everyday in support of the Boycott. In the movie, we see that Odessa walked miles to work and home. African American women were treated gratingly by white men. In the movie, thithers a mise en scene when Odessa is discriminated by a police officer at the park. Another scene is when Odessas lady friend and son was peril and hurt by three white men. This shows us how harshly black people were treated because o f the movement they were doing to gain equality.\nDuring this contest events African American community together stand to sought-after(a) victory. During this time wh... '