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    people who lived in the United States, predominantly black versus white. Black people were seen as inferior to that of white people and rights were violated on a continuous basis, purely because of the colour of that person’s skin. The Civil Rights ongoing struggle led to two distinct groups of black activists. One group was rather violent and radical, the Black Power movement led by Malcolm X who believed blacks should be self-reliant i.e Black Power. However the other group believed in…

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    Four key figures emerged from the Black Power Movement who promoted the following three tenets: self-defense, self-determination and self-respect. Martin Luther King Jr. accelerated the Black Power movement through self-determination and self-respect, but decelerated the process in terms of self-defense because of his nonviolent perspective. Malcom X on the other hand accelerated all three tenets through Black Nationalism. More particularly Malcom X encouraged individualism, separatism through…

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    published “The Power of Black Lives Matter” in The Crisis in 2015. In Darryl Lorenzo Wellington’s article “The Power of Black Lives Matter,” he argues that the Black Lives Matter movement has helped bring to the forefront the uncomfortable truth about race and class in the United States of America. He makes it clear that racism is still present in today’s society and that Black Lives Matter will help make this problem more noticeable. He does so through rhetorical questions and repetition.…

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    American citizen deserves to be treated equally without any prejudice based on race or religion. After reading the Ten Point Plan by the Black Panthers I have come to the conclusion that the Declaration of Independence was just a writing that could not be implemented by the leadership of the time, because it mentioned the need for freedom and rights, yet the black people were victims of the same leadership. The Declaration of independence is an artistry work that outlines the need for…

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    Breaking News! The Black Power Movement Strikes Again! From marching through the streets in 1960 's to tearing down the walls of segregation in schools. African American students began to celebrate African American culture boldly and publicly. Starting a chain reaction, soul singer, James Brown releases a new single, "Say it loud, I 'm black and I 'm proud." In 1968, this song became an unofficial anthem of the Black Power movement. In the 1960 's, as Black Power emerged, society experienced…

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    The power of social media has transformed our lives. Nowadays, almost every person has a smart phone and a laptop. Most of the people use their smart phones and laptops especially for their presence on social media. The internet in general and social media specifically made very easy to share information. ‘Rebecca Black’ is now recognized as a singer just because of social media’s role in her transformation from a common person to a globally recognized singer. Rebecca Black gained enormous fame…

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    Still Young, Gifted, Black: The Fifty-Five Year Old Legacy of SNCC I grew up in the colorful chromatic 90’s. From bold color block button down blouses, to overalls with crop tops, and loud track suits with thick gold chains. My generation invaded all your senses with color. It was a time when hip-hop made you think of yellow and sunshine and grunge sung the blues as good as Ms. Holiday. Television portrayed different shades of white, brown, red, black, and yellow that fed you laughter and…

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    Prompt 3 Black Power and the civil rights movements shared similar goals, although their approaches to achieving them were radically different. While both movements searched for solutions to race problems in America, they differed in their belief of if white America would comply to these solutions. In Stokely Carmichael’s Black Power and the Third World, he implies that Black Power was spawned directly out of dissatisfaction with the nonviolent methods of the civil rights movement, portraying…

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    but similar. These two movements were fighting for the same goal, both communities wanted to achieve political, economic and social equality for the best interest of their people. These two major groups were the Chicano People’s movement and the Black Power Movement. Two movements composed of different people who shared the same ideologies but mainly self-determination. They shared similar experiences on which they were mistreated, disrespected, segregated and misrepresented by the white people…

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    feel sorry for her. Mayella is a female. She cries and makes everyone feel sympathetic for her. Mayella has power and is in control. What is race? Race is your ethnicity. As I previously stated, Mayella is a white woman. If you were white in the 1920’s and 1930’s, you were supposedly the best of the best. When Tom Robinson goes to court, every single juror was a white male Tom was a black male. The jurors wore nice suits just like Bob Ewell. The jury was not going to convict someone who was so…

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