While Cecil shows the inequality in the workforce, his son joins the Black Panther Party and shows the inequality in the daily life of a black from the 1960s onwards. His son began to rise up and fight for equal rights for blacks. During this time blacks had their own bathrooms, water fountains, and in the film the only black lunch counter areas. As late as the 1960s, blacks were not considered equal to whites and had to be segregated. During the film, when Cecil's son was sitting at the lunch counter with other protesters, white people are heard telling them that they can't sit there and calling them names like monkey, coon, and nigger. When this scene happens, you realize that black people are still considered animals, and not even considered human. They refer to black people as animals, which means that after almost 100 years they are still not seen as such