Social Studies, 21.02.2020 17:59 davelopez979

Wo-Haw represents an extreme example of forced cultural assimilation of a minority into a majority group. By contrast, Dr. King confronted a systematic attempt by Southern states to keep apart groups within a society (i. e. segregation and "Jim Crow" laws).Based on this week's readings as well as the Mediasite lectures, what happens when one group's idea of the good life requires others to sacrifice their individuality or freedom? How do Dr. King and Wo-Haw respond to the demands placed on them by the majority? Use at least one specificexample pertaining to each of these activist leaders to support your response.

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