All our freedoms and rights are limited,however,when they bump up against the rights of other.This is the basic idea behind our governments right and duty to keep order.
Explanation: It is altogether natural that those who are connected with religious institutions should be interested in supporting good government. Their interest comes not merely from the ethical teachings of their faith, which are always finally on the side of liberty and justice, established through the maintenance of the orderly processes of the law, but it comes from a realization that in its historical development also religion has laid the foundation of government. This is pre-eminently true of our American political system. It neither seeks nor claims any justification for its existence save righteousness. It had its beginning, it found its inspiration, in the religious beliefs of the men who settled our country, made it an independent nation, and established and maintained its Constitution and its laws. If it is to endure, it will be through the support of men of like mind and like character.
Rosa Parks was an African American seamstress who stood up as a role model who fought racism. She helped set off the American Civil Rights Movement by refusing to give up her bus seat to a white man. The defiant act would inspire and encourage others to go against the Segregation Law—and everything that represented racial inequality.