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    went to the war without much thought. A few even missed their respective sport’s season. On the other hand during the Vietnam War many athletes were reluctant to go to the war. Similarly, an example of activism from sports is the Black Panther Movement in the Summer Olympics of 1968. After placing second and third in their event to members used a simple hand raising gesture to raise awareness. Lastly, examples of activism in sports are not just from the past. A modern day example is from…

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    Prohibition In Canada

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    for the new laws created by the movement, legislative acts that were not functionally sound, the fact that prohibition had gained significant support as a wartime measure, along with a public that continued to explicitly agree with temperance while being implicitly against it as evidenced by the fact that alcohol consumption was not really curbed by prohibition at all, contributed to the eventual, and unavoidable end, of prohibition. With the temperance movement and prohibition,…

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    During the 1960s, America was going through many changes and social movements. A few of these changes that were happening during this era included movements centered around civil rights, feminism, and antiwar. Each and every single one of these movements of the 1960s contains the concerns of equality and peace. These movements changed the identity of Americans through protests and the desire for reform. America’s identity was slowly reborn throughout all of the obstacles that were faced whether…

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    Rights Movement spanned between 1954 and 1968 and encompassed social movements in the United States aiming to end racial segregation and discrimination against blacks. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. played a pivotal role in ending the legal segregation of African-American citizens in the South, relying mainly on peaceful protests and boycotts. Although he was a dedicated activist, King also had a gift for rhetoric; his skillful use of language energized supporters of the civil rights movement to…

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    ISIS Movement

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    As a movement, the main driving power of ISIS has been the physical force, and how this has created an uprising. But throughout this movement putting aside the destruction, ISIS has attempted to create credibility and sought to be seen as a legitimate state. ISIS has had a clear message, and that has led to recruitment of a large military force, and the intimidation of enemy forces, and the global media. In recent times there has been various factors in the lead up to this type of movement,…

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    The Honor Courage Commitment Inc. began in 2011 after the shocking statistic of 22 lives a day on average being taken by suicide according to the Department of Veteran Affairs. Honor Courage Commitment was formed by Andy Nguyen, a marine veteran, who wanted to promote and encourage steady life after service. “#22KILL was a platform to raise awareness not just towards veteran suicide, but also to the mental health issues that can lead to suicide. These issues stem primarily from conditions such…

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    Hip-Hop And Youth Culture

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    civil rights movement, its ideology and its heroes, loom large over our definition of ourselves and our fellow Americans” (Kitwana 2004, 115). As this paper puts it, certain expectations were not met for African Americans because…

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    1945 through 1968 was a prominent period of time in United States history as it saw the rise of civil rights movements and an era of more progressive presidents. The federal government was partly in sync with the ideals of civil rights activists as both sides wanted the discriminated, which mostly included African Americans and women, to be officially recognized as equal and eliminate any segregation acts. While the government acted with a plan to gradually do so, activists wanted immediate…

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    Tactics Of Malcolm X

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    improve the rights and lives of African Americans and putting them above whites did not work to his advantage. It created more tension and divided the nation on deciding to give rights to blacks. This is one of his major approaches to the civil rights movement that ended in both extreme criticism and failure on X’s part. It was not the best way to proceed into the future for coming generations to view as if whites and blacks are ‘different races’. His use of such imprudent aims did not allow him…

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    Women are being oppressed in much of the world but many are turning a blind eye to the situation. In the poorest, most poverty stricken countries of the world girls are seen as worthless. They are given no maternal or health care and little to no education because they are not perceived to be equivalent to men. These problems could be solved or greatly improved if they received the attention that they deserve. The oppression of women has been occurring for centuries but slowly women 's rights…

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