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    insight of the hatred that has been occurring in the world. This social problem is linked to many of the suffering and pain that majority of the world is still facing. To solve the problem many activists took to the street of their problems and protest through the use of speech, sit ins, and media. Activist took the problem that has been happening and try to spread their whole message to…

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    In an act of protest, some American citizens have chosen to kneel during the national anthem. The media has been consumed by this controversy. NFL players on the biggest platform, national television, have chosen to partake in the protests. No American should protest the flag and the national anthem because, the anthem and flag are the one thing that all Americans share, it sets a bad example for youth, and it disrespects our troops and veterans. By protesting the flag and anthem, Americans…

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    (Ruby Bridges,1990 page N/A) Reverend Bevel, a civil rights activist pushed an unheard of plan, to recruit children for the civil rights campaign. May 2 - May 5 1963 children skipped school and protested racial segregation. Bevel, used children to protest because children did not have the fear of getting fired from their jobs. Bevel used children…

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    The African American's’ journey was an incredible example of protest. They did this through legal cases as well as civil disobedience. At the point of slavery, there was not much protesting that they could do safely, however, court cases proved to be a major turning point, and a small way to protest the injustice. When one appeals to the morality and legality of a situation, there is more outside approval. Small cases throughout…

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    stand. Why is this, is it meant out of disrespect? Well to some athletes, they perform this action in regards of making a protest. All over the United States athletes are making a protest against the anthem and what it stands for by kneeling on the sideline instead of standing and placing their hand over their heart. NFL player, Colin Kaepernick is just one of many to make this protest but, yet has gotten the most attention too. Athletes believe the national anthem doesn’t show equal social…

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    During 1969, the Moratorium to End the War protest was filled with 250,000 anti-war activists. Teachers, students, librarians, and doctors all carried banners protesting the war in Vietnam. For the time being, it was the largest antiwar protests. It turned out to be unsuccessful because Nixon escalated the war. In recent times, they’re have been more protests similar to that from Vietnam’s. Although some believe that protestesting is an action to make their voices heard, protesting, on the other…

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    Although, the topic of social networking is not new, disputes about positive and negative sides of it do not end. Some people support Social Media development, while others firmly believe that they do not want to see the future when their children will see no other entertainments, except video games and Facebook. Despite some negative points, I can show that Social Media should stay in our lives, as they help people to be engaged in the social movements through expression of their opinions,…

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    long history of protest. From Nat Turner’s slave rebellion, to the trans-Atlantic Shakespearean rivalry that sparked the Astor Place Riot, to every workers’ strike from 1877 onwards; history can at times simply look like a long line of people taking action to right what they see as wrong. And yet there is one prevailing period of which the definitive image and mood is that of protest: the 1960s. Furthermore, this was a decade which, for the first time, engendered a culture of protest, as…

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    they sang freedom songs which many had gospel roots. They sang loud, proud, and often and the guards would tell them to shut up but that did not stop them. Thinking that it’d stop them, the guards slowly started stripping the prisoners starting with toothbrushes, bibles, and then eventually mattresses (Fankhauser). They had to sleep on the steel plates and window screens removed with bugs flying in, but that did not stop them from their singing. They were determined to protest as long and as…

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    “Lift up yourself from mental slavery none but ourselves can free our minds”. Bob Marley Bob Marley’s redemption song is emphatically a protest against discrimination. He used his music to bring to the forefront the oppression of the people of African descent. Burke (2014) explained, “Marley advocated freedom for all people and in “Redemption Song,” Marley sang “Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery/ none but ourselves can free our minds.” Marley called upon the individual to rid him or…

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