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    “Characteristics” of BAM The Black Arts Movement was the name given to a collection of politically persuaded black artists‚ craftsmen‚ producers‚ performers‚ and scholars who developed in the wake of the Black Arts Movement. Maya Angelou played a huge role in this movement with her literature and many more inspirational influences. Maya Angelou’s impact as an artist amid the Black Arts Movement and complexities her impact to Amiri Baraka‚ the man who began the BAM with his radical lyric "Black Art”‚ helped her

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    Dispatch‚ a journal in East London‚ South Africa. One morning he gets news of a police raid in the black township Crossroads which lies in Cape Town. He also gets photos of the raid and he decides to print them although the government doesn´t allow to print such photos. Woods doesn´t believe the demand of the black people but he is trained as a lawyer and doesn´t like police brutality against black people. So he also writes an editorial about a Biko‚ the leadership of „The BC“. The next day Dr. Mamphela

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    This letter explains‚ through experience and historical findings how it is living in White America in a black body. Throughout Between the World and Me‚ Ta-Nehisi expresses his personal struggles on how it is being black in America. To him It was a constant struggle and at a young age he began to realize‚ via news and the societal changes around him‚ the unrealistic bar set by society for black people. That through his story on discrimination acts as a cornerstone of discussions for inequity. For

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    evident between different races. The Black Lives Matter Movement is the manifestation of the unrest in African American communities nationwide. Police shootings sparked an outcry from African American citizens to change various racial issues‚ but there is a continual problem in unifying the movement for one common goal. The Black Lives Matter Movement is centered on how it began‚ who is to blame‚ and how it can initiate change. The Black Lives Matter Movement began online as a hashtag on

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    question the Black Lives Matter (BLM) Movement was created. It was established in 2012 after the murder of Trayvon Martin‚ a 17-year-old African American male from Miami Gardens‚ Florida. His death proved that blacks are still targeted because of the color of their skin. I myself‚ along with many others agree that African Americans are still at the top of the list when it comes to being victims of racism. I feel that Black Lives Matters was established to express the concerns of the black community

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    often known bye 2Pac his stage name. He was born on the June 16th‚ 1971 in New York City to a Black Panther activist woman named Afeni Shakur. His birth name was Lesane Parish Crooks‚ which later was changed by his mother to Tupac Shakur. Tupac is an inca Indian word meaning "shining serpent" . His last name Shakur‚ is Arabic meaning “thankful to God‚” it was a very common name in the New York branch of the Black Panther clan. He grew up in East Harlem a saction of Manhatten‚ New York. Tupac’s rough

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    Indiana there has been protests about the Black Lives Matter movement. The Black Lives Matter movement “is a chapter-based national organization working for the validity of Black life” (Haki). The Black Lives Matter movement began in 2012. This movement is important because it is about equality. Equality is important because every life matters. The point of the Black Lives Matter movement is to show that one life does not matter more than another and that black lives just need some help and attention

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    It all started when a police officer in Ferguson‚ Missouri shot a black suspect by the name of Michael Brown‚ who was trying to surrender. This caused an uproar as people demand that justice must be served because of the fact that Michael Brown died by a white police officer‚ having citizens concluding that the white officer fired shots at the suspect is because he was black. However‚ the reality is that Michael Brown robbed a convenience store‚ assaulted an officer in uniform‚ and made a move for

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    for the Black Lives Matter movement. Though the protests are often supposed to be peaceful and amicable‚ they often turn disruptive and violent. Police authorities frequently get involved and try to end the gatherings‚ whether it is calmly or with force. Within the Bill of Rights‚ the First Amendment allows the freedom of assembly as well as other important rights. Are the Black Lives Matter movements and protests within the constitutional right to assemble? The Black Lives Matter movement is a constitutional

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    treatment the Black Lives Movement is fighting against. I strongly support the beliefs of the Black Lives Movement and admire the way that they are trying to make a change in American Society and erase discrimination. I feel that there are many important issues in society that we fail to take action to resolve because we do not notice or we accept it as normal. This is not right. Just because life seems normal does not mean that there is nothing wrong‚ which is why I am glad that the movement has chosen

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