Mississippi state Senator Kenny Wayne Jones stated his disapproval for flying the Confederate flag, stating, "And as an African
American, we start seeing that symbol over and over again for acts of violence, acts of bigotry, acts of racial hatred. . ." In his view, the flag is a reminder of ______, discrimination enshrined in law, public policy, or common practice.
the Confederate flag raises Issues on white privileges. Some Americans have a problem when they see the flag displayed. To the African American it is a reminder of racism, slavery, segregation, intimidations of African-Americans and treason. From Kenny Jones's words the flag is always going to be a reminder of what the black community suffered.
How did America's industrial revolution and the factory system change family life and women's social and economic roles? ... They had more freedom to make their own decisions, and were separated from the system that had originally controlled them.
