The answer would be Crispus Attucks
Many Western politicians together with many Germans and ordinary people in the West, as well as in the East, called this wall the wall of shame. It was called like this because an actual wall was built in the middle of a very important and historically significant city to divide it into two halves.
The correct answer for your case is C - many called it a 'wall of shame'.
King believes that through staging mass action movements, he and his followers were making it clear not only to the U.S. but to world that racism and inequality exists. Through drawing the country’s attention to civil rights, it could spur government into action to protect African American’s rights to treated as equals.
The first amendment to the u.s constitution
We began to learn there was no shame in who we are or where we come from. Our heritage is just as great and diverse as everyone else's. College courses were developed based on our literature and history. No longer did we have to plead or beg to be legally seen as equals, our people demanded it, by politically educating and organizing.
