Blacks started organizing, and doing sit ins. The early actions taken were nonviolent and served to make a statement; we deserve equal rights. Affirmative Action sparked a different problem. The film pointed out that due the movement in the 1960s, race is no longer was the issue at hand, the issue now was the separation of the classes...
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The black community was now separated by class. The poor and the rich no longer coincide. The poor live in the slums and ghettos while the middle class branch out and reside among themselves. Many believe the poor are poor because they don't work, however over 1/3 of African Americans that work fulltime live below the poverty line...
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