Civil Rights

Civil Rights News Entry #2 The Los Angeles Times Outrage everywhere Bo departs Bridges Racial Divide By: Ralph Frammolino and Edith Stanley         In cart County Georgia, a lilliputian racial problem is quickly become bigger everyday. Unfortunately, this problem has to deal with the dead. Walker County is a small rural town with not many blacks at all. In fact, blacks make up only when 4% of the population. When people die in the town two blacks and dusters send there love unmatcheds to different funeral homes. However, when they deprivation someone in there family to be cremated both the blacks and the whites use the Tri-State crematorium.

        Tri-State is owned by the fen family who reinforced the crematory in 1982. The Marshs are the only black family respected by both whites who desire blacks and white who dont feel to well about blacks. The Marsh family was running their business very well until some news got out into the air. They were not cremating the white bodies that were sent there to be cremated. Instead they dumped over 300 bodies in vaults and pits as if like those bodies were trash.

        Personally, I feel as though these actions are one of the worst things a person can do to anybody, both dead and alive. The dead should be treated with respect. They shouldnt be thrown away nor treated no less than anyone else.



It doesnt matter if they were black or white bodies. Bodies are bodies and they should be treated with respect. I still cant believe that this image of racism is still being practiced any where in the world today and especially in the south astute about what had happened during slavery and the civil right era.

        There writers did a very good job in writing this word but the should have asked the question; why did the Marsh family do such a thing? They should have had an interview with the...

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