Assuming you're still referring to the Fifteenth Amendment, many critics pointed out that the newly-freed slaves lacked the proper amount of education to make informed voting decisions, and that it would be detrimental to the state to have them vote in general and local elections.
The public school students' <em>silent</em> protest, by using <em>symbols</em>, in the form of armbands, during school time, cost the students a suspension, because it was considered a <em>violation of a school rule</em>. After the case had been judged by the Supreme Court, they finally won the case. But the outcome could be different, if their protest used "indecent speech" or promoted illegal drug use.
The young man in question felt discouraged about his future despite being at top of his class because he is an free black man and scared that some jobs won't hire him because he is black.
<h3>What does this entails?</h3>
The fear of this young man is about the discrimination that black people suffered in the 1900s because the White believed they were superior to them.
In conclusion, because he is an free black man and scared that they might not hire him makes him discouraged about his future
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John F Kennedy was a united states president at the 35th. He has contributed a lot on his leadership though he also has failures. But what really marks as the greatest disaster during his term was the operation of the bay of pigs which he failed successfully. This operation has marked as his greatest disaster for it affects a lot of people that couldn't be forgotten.
