Hello, I am looking for someone to write an article on The US History: Winning Liberty. It needs to be at least 1000 words.

Hello, I am looking for someone to write an article on The US History: Winning Liberty. It needs to be at least 1000 words. So did the African Americans through the civil rights movement during the late 1800s until the late 1900s. They used good tactics such as quiet strength and no violence, but some of them didn't basically work because the general people were not ready to accept equality. They were also lucky to have such brave and courageous leaders as Fredrick Douglas, Rosa Parks, and Harriet Tubman. Another prominent name is of Martin Luther King Jr. He accomplished a lot but by the one, the one thing that really made a difference was his arrest in 1960 due to the sit-in.

Few of the techniques used to overcome racism were quiet strength, meaning their silence would have to bring in results not shouting, yelling or arguing. There are many examples of this throughout history. There was Rosa Parks who sat in the front of the bus as a silent protest against the segregated seating system. She did not use any violence, did not shout only sat in the front section of the bus. Another general move from the African American community was that they started to migrate to the Northern areas from the South. The general notion was that "They did not expect that women would be vulnerable to rape and exploitation simply because they were black and defenseless. In the Northern cities, they did not expect to have to teach their children to move out of the path when white people were approaching”(Harding, Kelley, and Lewis 446). Most people expected to be treated more fairly in the Northern states. This movement to the North was another expression of their no violence tactic. “Throughout the South, white supremacists were desperate to preserve an old world that was coming to an end. ..Many also conspired to use illegal means, from economic coercion to acts of terrorism, to keep their black fellow Southerners ”in their place” (Harding, Kelley, and Lewis 452). Since the people in the Southern states were not ready to give up domination over the African Americans, therefore the healthier approach was to progress to a different region where this was not the common vision.&nbsp.