Read this excerpt from we’ve got a job: the 1963 children’s march. theophilus eugene connor was nicknamed "bull” because he bellowed like one. as commissioner of public safety, bull connor oversaw the police and fire departments, public schools, libraries, and the health department in birmingham. during his second term as commissioner, connor wrote a letter to president franklin d. roosevelt that revealed his views on race: he warned the liberal-leaning president that in cities where "the doctrine of white supremacy" fails, "negroes become impudent, unruly, arrogant, law breaking, violent and insolent." if a student compares this excerpt to the power of dictators, which type of connection is made?

The connection that can be made between Bull Connor and the power of dictators, after reading this excerpt from We've Got a Job: The 1963 Children's March, is that the government, which is still in the power, has to be very careful with the ideologies and ways of organizing of people under them, or those who are supposed to work for the common good of the country. After his second term as commissioner, Connor showed his true feeling about "the supremacy" of the white race over the black one and this is a very dangerous idea, especially if the person who has this idea is in charge of public safety, the police and fire departments, libraries and health in a city.

If you are the president, you have to be very careful with this way of thinking and the way this person is doing his job, because he could have more power soon and destroy years of fight for civil rights and turn democracy into a dictatorship.

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