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    Black Power activists believed that action was more powerful than discussion. The Sir George Williams Affair and scenes of mass demonstrations charged a new philosophy. This sense of urgency for “real” change empowered organizations like the Black Panther Party and the FLQ, validating Ture’s message of revolutionary…

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    The Black Power Movement

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    rather than a position of weakness” (quoted in Ladner 1967, p. 8). During this period, many groups developed such as the Black Panther Party, created by Huey P. Newton and Bobby Seale, respectively. According to PBS’s article, This Far by Faith, a document explaining the history of black violence, a section dedicated to the Black Panther Party states, “the Black Panthers authorize the use of violence as self-defense. The first point of their founding 10-Point Platform reads: ‘We want…

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    “I remember being young in the 1960’s.. we had a great sense of the future, a great big hope. This is what is missing in the youth today. The being able to dream and to change the world”(Bernardo Bertolucci).Young people, in the 1950’s and the 1960’s, were playing a new role in society by being very active and attentive in what was going on in the world. They were building and supporting their own opinions, or sometimes their parent 's opinions. New ideas and new accusations against opposing…

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    Klan in Mississippi (Smith, 2014). Other more militant organizations, such as the Black Panther Party, also formed. The Panthers advocated for self-defense of African-American communities and political opposition to the U.S. government by “any means necessary.” In fact, the party’s original name was the Black Panther Party for Self Defense. Despite the generally negative perceptions surrounding the Black Panthers, the organization brought attention to police brutality and established community…

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    2pac's Song Change

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    Tupac “2Pac” Shakur- Change September 7, 1996 will go down in the history books for many people. On the eve of that day, Tupac“2Pac” Shakur, who was sitting in a passenger seat, got shot in a drive by. 2Pac got rushed to the hospital and six days later, he died. He was known for his rap music which he sang about poor black African Americans going through their tough life, living in the hood. In this paper, I will discuss 2Pac’s song Change, which was recorded in 1992 but was remixed and…

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    Black Panther Party The Black Panther Party has become a symbol of empowerment for people all around the world. The group started out as one local chapter but soon became a force to be reckoned with. It was founded by Huey Newton and Bobby Seale in 1966 in Oakland, California (Britannica Concise Encyclopedia). This was during a time when civil rights activists and African American communities were frustrated with the lack of progress that was occurring in desegregating public places. The…

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    Arcmap Case Study

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    Though the Black Panther Party had experienced its most influential years in San Francisco and Oakland between 1967 and 1972, a lack of census data from non-decennial from NHGIS narrowed my quantitative GIS analysis solely to 1970. Despite this small window of information, the metadata I had applied as layers within ArcMap had provided me with a surprising amount of insight to the racial and economic landscape of Panther activities at the height of their potency as well as at the height of…

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    a tactics for many groups and African Americans. Also in doc C it displays peaceful protest in action. The tactics of the civil movement eventually became more militaristic, groups such as Black Panthers and Nation of Islam used violences as a tactic. The Black Panther group would state “The Black Panther Party for Self-Defense believes that the time has come for black people to arm themselves against this terror before it's too late.”(doc F). This shows a clear difference from the first half of…

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    In the 1940’s , the prologue to the Civil Rights Movement began in Detroit with the thousands of black migrants . Jobs in the auto industry gave blacks an opportunity for work but not equal opportunity in economics . Racial tensions began in Detroit over jobs and use of public spaces . When Pearl Harbor was attacked , the industry in autos began making more bombs than cars and blacks were integrated because of the war efforts . A race war erupted in 1943 , rioting broke out with whites beating…

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    Book Review From #blacklivesmatter to Black Liberation is a novel chronicling the more recent events of discrimination in history, especially pertaining to the Black population. The author, Dr. Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, gives the reader an analysis on why the #blacklivesmatter movement is essential in the fight for Civil Rights, and she gives us a case for a more radical movement as well. Dr. Taylor first introduces us to the concept of institutional and American racism. She begins to critique…

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