Once upon a time, during the Civil War, there was a minister who believed that slavery was wrong. He refused to accept it and fought for the rights of all people to be free and equal. The minister organized a march to show his support for separation of races and to spread awareness about the importance of treating everyone with kindness and respect. Despite facing many challenges, the minister never gave up on his beliefs and continued to fight for what was right. In the end, his efforts paid off and slavery was abolished, bringing happiness and freedom to all.

Reflections

1. Why did the minister believe slavery was wrong?
2. What did the minister do to show his support for separation of races?
3. How did the minister's efforts contribute to the end of slavery?
4. What can you learn from the minister about never giving up on your beliefs?