Civil Rights around the World

Throughout history, people struggled for equality and started a civil rights movement to change the world in which they live. The way to freedom and equality has never been easier. It may be difficult to struggle through all these. Although Tiananmen Square and Oxford are on both sides of the world, there are still some similarities between the two. The affair of "a pedigree signing my name" is very similar to the event that happened in Tiananmen Square in 1989. After the death of Hu Yaobang on April 15, 1989, the Tiananmen Square Incident began to occur.

The rights of equality did not show up until later, but it began to develop around the theme of equality during the civil war. Another common major event is World War II. There are countless novels around the events of World War II. Regardless of whether it is in the United States as people are dealing with what is happening here, whether one is in Nazi Germany one of the most important things you will see is mass It is a topic of massacre. Destroy the entire race In addition, in the novels of World War II the theme will be the theme of race, power and democracy. After all, it is said that it is not the best way for the dictators who govern the people to take over the government. See people emphasize democratic benefits

During the Second World War, people rediscovered the expression of rights. This revitalized the concept of freedom to protect citizens' freedom, such as freedom of opinion and freedom of expression. Foner stated that the freedom of America was thought to be dependent on tolerance and equality, but the struggle with the Nazis and their main racial theory again said they involved racial justice on the national agenda It was. When the Cold War and the Soviet Union were to replace Germany as a free opposition, the concept of "freedom from desire" of socialism became questionable, and the definition of the free economy became a "free enterprise" again, Foner said It was. He pointed out that the famous kitchen debate between Nixon and Khrushchev in 1959 is a high and low point of the definition of consumerism.