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    Discrimination of race is present in politics through the places of work because people are getting fired for defending what they believe in as well as being judged for their opinions. In Newark, New Jersey a professor was fired for defending a blacks lives matter event. The administration said they were "immediately inundated with feedback from students, faculty and prospective students and their families expressing frustration, concern and even fear that the views expressed by a College…

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    people to work against anti-black racism. Her poetry evokes the fundamental socio-political message of the Black Lives Matter movement, the affirmation of black people’s contribution to society, humanity, and resilience to oppression. The juxtaposition of freedom and restriction in the Caged Bird, the freedom from social expectations in Harlem Hopscotch, and the resilience against discrimination in Still I Rise illuminates the need for a progressive society in which anti- Black racism is no…

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    The person who created All Lives Matter wrote an article that explains the reason that they decided to started this organization. Alicia Garza, a young African American female from Los Angeles who started the organization after the death of Trayvon Martin. She claimed, “When we say Black Lives Matter, we are talking about the ways in which Black people are deprived of our basic human rights and dignity. It is an acknowledgement Black poverty and genocide is state violence. It is an…

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    With recent fatalities that have claimed the lives of young African-Americans at the hands of white officers, have generated much press and created outrage throughout the world. In the wake of these heinous crimes, white and black people alike are taking to the streets with expressing their frustration and anger through protest that there should be stiffer penalties and programs in place for over-policing in the black community. These horrendous, heinous, cowardly acts have taken us a step…

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    Literacy Review The effect of media on society regarding police brutality on the black race has been a topic and problem in the United States since Martin Luther King in the 1960’s. Patron (2004) states it took years for MLK’s Letter from Birmingham Jail to be read by many, but when it was read society improved discrimination and police brutality. Since the recent years of the 21rst Century police brutality has been a major subject of interest for the media and society has responded in different…

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    For instance, the Black Lives Matter is a movement that began as a hashtag on a social media platform, and though the positive response it has received from various individuals, has grown into an international, activist movement. However, the movement has received much backlash from people who believe the movement to be pointless and that police brutality in American is not real. Centuries of portraying Black Americans in a negative, stereotypical fashion as either…

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    for citizens who live in Southern states that have recently had historical discrimination against minorities. Voters were not informed of the requirements for voting as well as the changes that were made to the polling sites. Many voting rules targeted Black Americans. Voting is an important right in…

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    Is black lives more important than any other race? No. This question appears in every discussion because black people are saying black lives matter. They ask because they think we’re just stating that because we matter most but in reality Black lives are more at risk than white and other lives. Black and Spanish lives are similar. We both struggle to survive and gain, just spanish people aren't dying everyday, being thrashed on social media, or being called out their name for the color of their…

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    Police Brutality Shootings

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    shooting black people. Not only are the shootings depicting the blatant racism and discrimination in this country, there is the fact that less than one percent…

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    very accurate in his writing, but it did not have the effect I was expecting. The heavily criticized Black Lives Matter movement is the most significant political challenge in decades to institutional racism and the status quo. The Black Lives Matter Movement is not indebted to any established organization, political leader or party. The usual suspects on the racist and far right including Black conservatives attack the Movement for allegedly causing "Divisions" in society…

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