Once upon a time, in a world where people were separated based on their race, a young girl named Sarah wanted to change things. She saw that not everyone was treated fairly and that some people were segregated from others because of the color of their skin.
Sarah learned about nonviolent protests and how they could be used to fight for civil rights. She joined others who felt the same way and together they marched, sang, and held signs asking for equality.
One day, a great leader who fought for civil rights was assassinated. Sarah and her friends were very sad, but they did not give up. They knew that their leader would have wanted them to keep fighting for what was right.
And so, they continued to protest nonviolently, until finally the laws were changed and people were no longer segregated based on their race. The world became a more equal place, where everyone was free to integrate and live together.
The end.

Reflections

1. Why did Sarah join the nonviolent protest?
2. What was the result of the protest?
3. How did the world change after segregation based on race ended?
4. What did Sarah and her friends feel when the leader who fought for civil rights was assassinated?
5. Why is nonviolence an important part of protests for civil rights?