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Dear Editor:
I would like to propose that your website looks too gloomy. I would like to suggest that you should change the colour. The only colour I could see is black and white. When people enter the website, they see only black and white which suggests that the website is dark and gloomy and that the subject is not delicate and/or interesting.
The African-American Civil Rights movement is about removing racial segregation from the nation. There should be brighter colours for the website to show that the civil rights movement was a wonderful thing and that many people have been freed from racial inequality.
Kind regards,
Anonymous
The African-American Civil Rights movement is about removing racial segregation from the nation. There should be brighter colours for the website to show that the civil rights movement was a wonderful thing and that many people have been freed from racial inequality.
Kind regards,
Anonymous
Dear Editor
I would like to advise you that you should put more information in about the leaders which lead the African-American Civil Rights movement. There was a limited understanding about Martin Luther King Jr. and his motives. Even though there was information about his speeches ‘I Have a Dream’ and ‘I Have Been to the Mountaintop’, and about his assassination, there were much more information that needed to be shown for the audience to understand.
There was also limited information about A. Philip Randolph who planned the March on Washington along with other civil rights movement leaders. He led a march in 1941 that was not shown on the website. It would have been better if there was an article on it and how it led to the second march in 1968 with the ‘I Have a Dream’ speech.
Regards
Anonymous
There was also limited information about A. Philip Randolph who planned the March on Washington along with other civil rights movement leaders. He led a march in 1941 that was not shown on the website. It would have been better if there was an article on it and how it led to the second march in 1968 with the ‘I Have a Dream’ speech.
Regards
Anonymous