The Courageous Four
The Courageous Four
A group of Four young men walked
through a door, thirsty for peace they became the Greensboro
four. They were only students who studied in the
A & T state uni- versity of Nor- th Carolina and
were very sore on their past generations. Des-
perate to regain equality, these four brave young
men sat where they knew the- y wouldn’t and
couldn’t before. Not only so, b- ut they asked
to be served in galore. They ch- ose to follow
the teachings of their very own Martin Luther King Jr. and the very
known Gandhi. Pursuing non- violence not only gave them a disadvantage, but
also gave them patience to bare the gore of the
whites in the store. As days pa- ssed, more and
more black settled in the store ca- using the white
men to abhor them even more. But in the end, these four
young men managed to survive and score by
achieving their goal of equality.
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