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    influencing lawmakers. Composting did not end slavery, but Harriet Tubman, an individual, saved more than 70 black people while making a big impact in the abolition of slavery. Jensen argues how all the solutions for climate change have to do with personal consumption, like shorter showers, and not with shifting the power away from corporations. However, as individuals and consumers, we have the power to make an impact in corporations…

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    Black Boy in the Twenty-First Century 70 years after the publication of Black Boy, the social aspects of a black man’s life today would have shocked Richard Wright, the author of the autobiography, with how little and how much things have changed in our “modern“ society. If Richard Wright were to write a book titled Black Boy today, he would write about the brutality of the police towards black people, racial profiling and finally, the black society and their ability to unite today. First,…

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    History of Cosmetology “ I Am a Woman who came from cotton fields of the South. From there I was promoted to the wash tub. From there I was promoted to the cook kitchen. And from there I was promoted myself into the business of manufacturing hair and goods preparations…… I have built my own factory on my own ground.” This quote is from, Madam CJ Walker.This demonstrates she started from the bottom and made it up to the top where no one thought she could be. Cosmetology is the professional skin…

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    hegemony simply refers to the status quo engrained into the constructs of a society. Many of the standards which we label to be “common-sense” or “normal” are truly just hegemony in application. To clarify, counter-hegemonic movements do not, and cannot, remove hegemonic power entirely from society, but rather serve to change underlying ideologies. To better understand the complexities of counter-hegemony, one must examine a real world…

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    the 60s the black panthers were one of the historic groups in the 60s. The black panthers were founded in October 1966 the black panthers were founded by Huey Newton and Bobby Seale. The group was basically form for self- defense and spread the word of what they believed that was right at the time. The black panthers effect our live through what they did by spreading or sending a message that effect the community, what clothing style that the black panthers wore and finally what the black…

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    Americans were left out of this. This would lead to a movement during the 1950’s and 60’s called the civil rights movement. Within the first half of the civil rights movement, the movement's goals were De Jaro (by law), wanting desegregation and equal voter restriction. Tactics the movement used were nonviolent and civil disobedience also their support was biracial. The tactics, goals and supporter would change during the second half of the movement. Their goals became more de facto or against…

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    in the world are the black panthers. The black panther is a revolutionary black nationalist and socialist organization. The black panthers have two extremely hardcore leaders who go by the name Huey Newton and Bobby Seale. Huey P. Newton was born in Monroe, Louisiana, on February 17, 1942. Huey was named after the former governor Huey P. Long. The Black Panthers organization was founded in Oakland, California. This particular organization was made do to the Black Power Movement that made…

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    Shubh Patel Mr. Maurer American History 31 January 2016 Malcolm X: Advancement of the Movement Malcolm X born Malcolm Little, had a difficult beginning to his story. His family, threatened by the Ku Klux Klan, had to move several times to avoid encountering them. At a very young age of six years old he had learned of his father’s death. Malcolm and his siblings had been separated to a variety of families because of his mother’s illness. Malcolm dropped out of school and begun his life as a…

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    Backround: Social change movements that are led by the common people often are to elevate opportunity for those whom the law does not benefit, or to change discrimination against people whether it be in a social, economic, or political sense. The Gay Rights movement encouraged people to speak out against discrimination and harassment towards homosexuals and the Women's’ Rights Movement gained leverage for the equality for women. The Civil Rights Movement granted the blacks and negros not only…

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    Paper 1 : Looking at Social Movement Leadership Throughout the Civil Right era, there were many effective leaders that contributed to the success of the movement. In Origins of the Civil Rights Movement, Dr. Aldon Morris illustrates that to be a valuable leader like Dr. Martin Luther King and the MIA, one needs to be revolutionary and needed in the community. In Black Women’s Collectivist Movement Organization, Dr. Bernice Barnett explains that black women were the most marginalized during…

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