Both of the guys wanted something to change, both of them were a little afraid of what could happen to either them or their family.

Eddie ran away while Harry stayed and tried to fight. Eddie survived and Harry died.

I agree with Eddie, if I was in his position I would want to get out of there ASAP. The situation was horrible and you could be killed if you "did something wrong", I agree with Eddie to leave as the living conditions in the south were horrible.

To put it simply, Eddie Earvin and Harry T. Moore were both against racism, but in different ways and through different experiences. Moore and Earvin were mainly inspired by different rumors to make their decisions.

Because Eddie Earvin left, he found a better life, as he said, "It was like getting unstuck from a magnet". (Wilkerson 221), and because Harry T. Moore stayed, he a great many tragedies in the NAACP, including one that affected him directly; a bomb was placed under his house, which ended up killing him and injuring his wife, who committed suicide shortly after.

I agree with Earvin's decision, as the situation is dire and dangerous. When it comes to being a slave and trying to escape, it's hard to advocate for others and be a herald for change when the only way to save anyone is by saving yourself. In this case, it's everyone for themselves, so I agree with his decision.

Eddie Earvin and Harry T. Moore were both African Americans who were both fighting against segregation and were both discriminated against. They were both going through the same thing, and they fought for their rights.

Harry T. Moore was able to receive education and got into college, while Eddie Earvin got to education at all. Harry was a substitute teacher and had a job, while Eddie had not job and no education.

I say Eddie made a right choice because he ended up alive, while Harry ended up getting murdered when he stayed. Eddie left with his family and they all ended up alive. The conditions that he was living in were not great, so leaving was the best choice.

Eddie Earvin and Harry T. Moore were both African American men who were discriminated against, and then tried to find ways to better their circumstances and fight for civil rights.

Some differences between Eddie and Harry were that when Eddie was getting threatened he left with his family, while Harry stayed and ended up murdered. Another difference was that Harry was an educated school teacher, while Eddie worked on a plantation.

I agree with Eddie's decision on leaving. I believe this because Eddie had a family to think of, and him living would do better than dying. If Harry had left he may have lived and continued to help fight for civil rights. So it was definitely the best decision for Eddie to leave.

Both Eddie Earvin and Harry T Moore were against racism and both of them had their own experience going through different traumas.

Eddie ran north to have a better life for his future family. Harry stayed and had a lot harder time with racism .

I agree with Eddie Earvin because I would not want to risk my life fighting with the KKK. I think it was the right dessicion to try and escape north for my family's future. If things got better in the south I would go back down.

The experiences of Eddie Earvin and Harry T. Moore were similar because both of them wanted to change things and both of them were scared of what could happen to them or their families.

Their experiences were different because Eddie Earvin did not go to school and Harry T. Moore was educated in the North and came back to the South to make a change. Eddie Earvin was able to escape at the end with his family, but Harry stayed and got murdered.

I think Eddie made the right choice of leaving because he ended up being alive. Harry did the right thing to make a change but I would do what Eddie did.

Both of their experiences had them face lots of racial prejeduce a pressure from a different race. They both also battled segregation.

Eddie ran away from his problem with his children for their and his safety. While Harry stayed back in Florida to fight back which resulted in controversial decisions and racist acts toward him which resulted in his death by explosion.

I agree with Eddies decision to run away. He was a dad with two daughters and wanted to protect them and himself so he needed to get out of there. If Harry also left he could have his same impact in another state rather than Florida.

Harry and Eddie both were against and faced segregation and racism. They both stood up and fought against racism and segregation

Harry and Eddie both had different means of what they would do. Eddie ran away with his kids and successfully got out. While Harry stayed in Florida to fight segregation and make things equal where he later died to a bomb under his bed.

I agree more with Harry's decision to stay and fight against segregation and racism. I think that fighting gave a harder punch to the racist then if you run away. I also believe that you should stand up and fight against your problems and not run from them.