musicology1985;3095234 said:even though lunch counters and public schools were desegregated, the pocketbooks never were because most of our leaders never lived to see the plan all the way through.
so even though at the time it seemed like we won, many of our systematic problems still persist til this day in all classes. we still have work to do.
once gays get marriage approved as well as other basic civil rights nationwide that you and young mentioned, the struggle is over. for us, after 1969 it just entered another faze.
that struggle won't be over...that is just the legal aspect of it...you still have to combat the things in society that help to create and ensure the mindset that homosexuals are the ultimate deviants of society and should be burned in hell...that being gay is such an abnormality that people should have it beaten out of them...those aren't things the law/government can dictate...just as with desegregation they could put blacks/whites in school together but they couldn't force people to mentally rid themselves of their racist attitudes
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