Diversity is what keeps society curious, without it, we’d be an empty glass of water slowly sinking in the deepest seas of the Mediterranean. In Melba Pattillo Beal’s memoir, Warriors Don’t Cry, Melba provides a picture of the rough times of the mid 1950s in the of racial prejudice. The life-long battle altered Melba’s mindset to being determined to help all African-Americans in every way she. Segregation used their strong discernment to bring down African-Americans. Melba’s initial objective was to accumulate a better education, which transformed into fighting for equal rights as she responded with resilience toward segregationists.
Melba had entered Central High to gain the best education possible. She’d dreamed of attending Central