Woodson says "But times are changing" what does she mean by this? How are they changing? p. 54

I think grandfather is meaning that people of color have more rights and can demand respect instead of hiding in the shadows.

"This is the way brown people have to fight, my grandfather says. You can't just put your fist up. You have to insist on something gently. Walk toward a thing slowly. But be ready to die, my grandfather says, for what is right.