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Civil thanks to Rights


Lincoln and JFK, both good man for the rights for the civil needed during there time Both unfortunately died by the hands of southerners Southerners on a Friday to the head, shot Both successors were named Johnson unfortunately To be southerners Even though both were known by their three names, and Booth being an actor Both died before standing a trial, or show Trial is for civil And Rights were given to the earning Civil Wasn't for sit in's and earnings of the hard and fought This America that everybody wants a part of, wouldn't be the America everybody wants a part of Those Civil Rights
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