check my essay please!^^ I think people should not accept unfairness because they can change their circumstance by requiring justness to society and persuading that there is no need to bear such thing other people. the historical example,the civil rights movement, support my position that people can get fairness by fighting. in spite of the founding principle that all men born equal, separate but equal was a legal doctrine which allowed legal racial discrimination during mid-20th century. under this doctrine, black citizens were forced out of the facilities and treated badly but the majority of them accepted the circumstance without questions and often resorted to their subservient roles in society. however in1955, rosa parks ,a black woman, were asked to move from the first row of the black section to allow a white man to sit but she refused and demand her right as a passenger and defend it as a human being. she spoke out that the american society was full of the hypocrisy and lies because the us cover itself as a democratic country and epitome of freedom but it discriminate its citizens by their skin color. her courageous act prompted the Montgomary bus boycott,an crucial part of the civil rights movement. she fought for freedom. the concept of the separate but equal went against the fundamental moral values which were supposed to guide the United State of America. while no one make known the appropriateness of reform rosa parks saw that the majority was going on the wrong path and so demanded her right. because she attempted to reform the circumstance the civil rights movement gained significant momentum , leading to the decree of the separate but equal as unconstitutional and the freedom and equality of 20th century. this example shows that nothing will change without an attempt to reform it. By fighting for justness, people can enjoy fair and just society. Another example, a dystopian novel 1984 supports my point. the protagonist winston fight to gain his own his autonomy continually contrasting with those who are too docile to concern over their total lack of freedom. he is increasingly worried about the party's monopoly on truth and its manipulation of the historical records. he plans to overthrow the government to save the masses from hypocrisy and lies the party has been shamelessly handling. however his righteous attempt fails because of the public who blind by the love for their government and antagonizes winston.