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Since Lyndon Johnson voted the law for the civil rights act, USA is has been affected by racist attacks especially in the southern states. Indeed, white people hate groups such as the Ku Klux Klan which promote the segregation of the blacks, so, they threat the blacks people by whipping and lynching to terrorize them. In During this period of social tensions, their persecutions are were more frequent because they want to show their opposition at to the law.
Last evening, in our city of Brookhaven, an individual a person from the black community has been badly injured by a racist attack. Indeed, around 8 o’clock, M. Carter, an African American, was walking on the street to go back home after working. Suddenly, he saw four men with white hoods who made straight for (????)him. They caught him and beat him with a lot of violence. In addition Moreover, they abused him with racial terms. He said to the white policeman “they call me nasty nigger”. But the policeman answered “it’s just some words without a real bad intention”. M. Carter explainsed with all the details how they had acted with him but the policeman was just interested toin knowing if M. Carter would aggressed this wanted to attack [ou] attacked these men or looked strangely to at them before they struck beat him up. M. Carter was completely disappointed by the reaction of the policeman. When he will go out of the hospital, he swears they will pay for this. His family knows about the accident and they want the offenders will be sent to prison but according to the police, they do not have a piece of evidence because the offenders was not caught red-handed. ==> Il faut mettre au passé.
To sum up, this type of story epitome is very common in the state of Mississippi since the sixties nowadays, even if the civil rights act forbid the segregation of the black people the mentalities have not changed and the states of the South are still very racist. In other words, the law do did not prevent that the black community is persecuted by the white black people from being persecuted by some white people. Furthermore, every country is corrupted [qu'as-tu voulu dire par "all the countries are corrupted" ?], even the police, which have to respect the law, take part in the oppression of the black community. We Hope that the media like us will can be able to show these informations to make people aware of the situation.
Monday, February 8th, 1961
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