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    2nd, 1968 the Mexican government killed and arrested between two hundred and three hundred nonviolent protesters in Mexico City’s Plaza de las Tres Culturas. This had a huge impact to the people of Mexico since they had not experienced any violent protest against the government since the Mexican Revolution but the government’s methods of suppression stunned everyone. The PRI, the party that has stayed in power since the Revolution, saw the demands of the students for a reform as a threat of…

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    Anti-War Protests 1960s

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    changes and social movements. A few of these include movements focused around race, feminism and anti-war ideas. Behind all the protests were the leaders and activists who felt strongly about the ideas and rights of citizens, political and social freedoms. The protests during the 1960’s is the best example of the feeling and actions took by these activists.These protests were led by protesters that believed that their actions as American citizens, would reach the U.S government in pursuit to…

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    Vietnam War Protest Music

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    The Vietnam War brought many new songs and aspiring musicians to fame through their anti-war protest songs. They promoted peace instead of war, and some satirized it. The power of protest music, though used earlier in our history, brought people and their minds together to assist in bringing an end to the war. This power became a strong force behind the people and their beliefs throughout the war. Anti-war music gave from this era birth to a new generation of styles and meanings. The artists of…

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    The students of Gallaudet University led a protest in March of 1988 that captured the attention of both hearing and Deaf people worldwide. Gallaudet University, established in 1864 as a university from its previous position as a grammar school in Washington DC, was the first college for the deaf and still is the only Deaf liberal arts university in the world. It is considered a place of cultural significance in the Deaf Community, equivalent to Mecca or Jerusalem, and is the alma mater for 95%…

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    Protests re surfaced after 40-year-old African American, Terrance Crutcher was shot and killed in Tulsa, Oklahoma by a white female police officer on Friday September 16, 2016. Exactly one week later on September 23, 2016 43-year-old African American male Keith Scott was fatally shot by a white police officer in Charlotte, North Carolina. Both men were said to be unarmed by bystanders. Protests erupt in cities causing mayhem, even causing Governor Pat McCrocry to call for a state of emergency…

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    rallies against gun wiolence, and took the fight throughout the US. The innocent lives taken impacted the world, just like the innocent soldier’s lives taken in war. Writers try to put the reality of war into perspective by protesting as well. Writers protest war using imagery, irony, and structure. When describing war, authors often try to paint a picture of horrific scenes including death and violence. This refers to imagery. Outlining detailed images in their writing helped them create an…

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    Overall, there has been many organized protests against racism, these protests are every where around America, people are tired of not being treated like Americans. There are some posters I saw through google images that stood out to me and I wanted to share them, "No Racism, No Hate", "We All Have The Right To Life". Those are the only two that came out to me, now these results can lead up to lots of problems. The more the people protest against Racism the more the people who are…

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    The Tiananmen Square protests was caused by many factors that were present after Mao Zedong’s death. The failed Great Leap Forward and the Cultural Revolution left China in a devastated state with economic and social problems in part to the failure of Communism. The Communist Party still stayed strong throughout these crises although they resulted in more deaths than the Soviet Union and the Nazi regime’s atrocities. The party elected Deng Xiaoping, who was left to lift the country back up.…

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    Violent Protests in the Frontier *Insert contextualization* Many grievances of the eighteenth century were expressed through violent protests such as the March of the Paxton Boys, Shay’s Rebellion, and the Whiskey Rebellion. The March of the Paxton Boys was a response to Pontiac’s Rebellion by a group of Scots-Irish Pennsylvanian frontiersmen called the Paxton Boys. The Paxton Boys led an attack on the Conestoga Indians, who were a friendly Native American group living on the frontier of…

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    On April 13 regarding 40,000 workers walked for a test at Verizon after unsuccessful negotiating of ten month. They are living without a paycheck and did not recognize the time will consume more in protest but they were inspired, innovative, strong-minded, and aggressive because their protest is the biggest in the country, record the thought of worker group and our followers all over the country. About 39,000 protestors move backward on June 1 and faced downward 15th biggest company in America.…

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