Garza And The Black Lives Matter Movement

When Garza is talking about Black Lives Matter she is trying to explain to people as she put it “how black people are being deprived of their basic human rights and dignity”. McLaughlin is talking about how people used armed retentions to try and get their basic rights as well. Both arguments are explained in detail when watching the Netflix documentary called the 13th. Which explain how in American society we went from enslaving people to just making them slaves in prison because that was the only loophole after the 13th amendment was formed. It all goes into explain how people get away with murder because of law that were put on the book that were directed against different groups of people which lead to Garza creating the Black Lives Matter Movement that has been opening people minds to the fact there are still to this day standers that will only put the Black community down and an easy way to make them scape …show more content…
Where black lives matter is mostly a peaceful movement. McLaughlin’s talks about a time were force was need. This talks about African American armed resistance during the 1917 East St. Louis race riot in the context of black migration as well as ghetto formation .In particular it considers the significance of the development of the black urban community. Which composed of an emerging working class increasingly influential middle class. This was all about the African American people fighting back against the mob forces in 1917. McLaughlin talks about criminalize Black people in the quote from the article “Indeed, instead of cracking down on the growing problem of white violence during May, the chief of police launched a high-profile public campaign to target supposed black ‘‘criminality.’’ He