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- Segragation effected the education of black children.
- Segragation was suported by many white people

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There were laws that supported segregation;
The laws said that people of color could be separated as long as they were equal;
Segregation harmed the brains black children;
Thurgood Marshall was a black lawyer who contributed to the civil rights movement;

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- segregation in schools and jobs
- Whites created  the quote, "separate but equal" during the Plessey vs. Ferguson case, which was not totally true
- segregation caused problems for the education of the African children
-  Thurgood Marshall became and attorney and proved the whites wrong during the Brown vs. Board case, he was one of many African-American Lawyers
- Plantation owners wanted their slaves to feel inferior and helpless.

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- as they were being segregated, the Africans grew stronger both physically and mentally so they could prove wrong of the whites opinion
- Hughes was speaking for not only him, but for all of the African-Americans
- hope for the future

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Black people had strong hope for the future

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Black people had to eat in segregated places

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Black people were "pushed away"

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-blacks and whites were segregated
-They were separate but "equal"
-blacks wernt equal to whites

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Segregation was meant to be "separate but equal," but that was clearly not the case.

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Black people wanted to be socially free, not just physically free.

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The slaves were physically free but they didn't feel free.

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- Every person had their own opinion on segragation
- Black people felt inferior and frustated due to segragation. . .

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The slaves had no rights

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Black people had to do things in seperate places then white people

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-other ethnicity were also also treated badly

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black people thought that they were apart of america

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- many Africans were prideful and confident that they would prove the others wrong
- others were in defeat and thought that nothing could be done to help them

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-They thoght that fighting for this cause would take a lifetime of fighting.
-Plessy vs. Ferguson law
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hope for there future

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- Hughes thinks that the whites are foolish to have segregation being used
- Hughes thought that they were a part of America
- not all of the Africans felt the same about standing up against the whites, some were afraid