Title: Black and Latino Civil Rights Comparison - Civil Rights Battle
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Content: The civil rights movements never really had an arbitrary start and end. There have always been injustices and people who are wishing to change the system, even now. Therefore, the timelines provided follow each civil rights movement during the “civil rights era”. While it might be hard to see which tactics were more successful, looking at a timeline, it shows the differing lengths and most important parts of the movements, highlighting which tactics gained most fame and traction. Each highlights the protesting involving sit ins and marches, though the African American Civil Rights Movements was perhaps on a bigger scale. The Latino Civil Rights Movement mostly involved court cases and different unions and groups that were founded to try and get civil rights throughout the media and political channels. Therefore, the Latino Civil Rights Movements is seen to be more focused as a whole in the political systems whereas the African American Civil Rights Movement was more based upon the involvement of every person possible as it spanned much longer throughout United States History. While both movements had numerous recognized organizations who assisted in achieving different goals, the African American Civil Rights Movement had nearly double the amount that the Latino Civil Rights Movement had. Both shared student affiliated, confrontational, and non-violent organizations. The African American Civil Rights Movement also included a few religious affiliated organizations that the Latino Civil Rights Movement did not.