In the story “Ronnie’s Protest,” which takes place during the time of the Civil Rights Movement, a mother of two named Ronnie Smith decides to take action and end social injustice in her hometown Chicago, and also in the United States as a whole. Ronnie musters a few dozen underprivileged individuals, most of them Ronnie’s friends and they hold a protest in Chicago. At that objection, they defend their rights as a human being and claim that all persons are equal, regardless of race. The protest gains national attention, and hundreds from all over the country join and bolster the protest to annul social injustice. Ronnie and her team of about five hundred African-Americans then travel from city to city, voicing their opinions and gaining even
