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    Who really killed Martin Luther King Jr. on April 4‚ 1968 in Memphis‚ TN? Supposedly James Earl Ray was behind Kings Assassination. But the assassination was just another conspiracy involving Lyndon B. Johnson‚ J Edgar Hoover‚ and possibly the FBI; JER had no part in Dr. King’s murder. For years people have believed that the man who shot and killed MLK was James Earl Ray‚ Police claim that Ray was behind the assassination‚ but there was no real evidence putting Earl at the crime scene. JER

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    Crack Cocaine and Corruption: The C.I.A’s involvement with the fall of the Black Panther Party and the African American Community LA Shelle E. Daisy History 97E Professor Hernandez November 13‚ 2012 The Black Panther Party was founded in Oakland‚ California by Huey Newton and Bobby Seale on October 15‚ 1966‚ and was dissolved in 1982 due to a crack cocaine epidemic of the African American community. The Central Intelligence Agency (C.I.A.) involvement with the smuggling of crack cocaine

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    This is actually an oral presentation‚ enhanced with visuals. Today I will discuss the horrific incident that took place in 1963 at the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham‚ Alabama. It has been proven that members of the white supremisist group the Ku Klux Klan bombed the African American church‚ which was an organisational centre for Civil Rights groups such as the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC). High profile civil rights activists such as Martin Luther King Jr‚ and Ralph

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    during the election were no longer so. Hoover quickly moved from a position of public acceptance and admiration to that of a scapegoat. That the Depression was his fault is not entirely true‚ though. Hoover did not have much of the information needed to foretell the economic situation. In the laissez-faire form of government he prescribed‚ there was no place for a department that would document these things for the use of the president’s office. Hoover is also vilified repeatedly for his inaction

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    Dr. King

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    many different areas‚ such as voting rights. What were some of the other areas in which he and the participants in the Civil rights movement sought to secure equality? Which of these do you think was most important and why? Why do you think J. edgar Hoover was so determined to undermine Dr. King’s work for civil rights? What are your thoughts on Hoover’s actions? How did mahatma gandhi influence martin Luther King? What was his essential philosophy and how did martin Luther King Jr. aim to embody

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    Barker-Karpis Gang‚ Machine Gun Kelly‚ and Bonnie and Clyde. Bryan”s goal in writing this book is to strip away the lies J. Edgar Hoover and his team and tell the real story. Public Enemies explains the rise and fall of all six of these criminal factions. It also examines how the FBI came to be how we see it today‚ instead of a bungling group of armatures. We follow J. Edgar Hoover in his struggles of reforming the FBI and keeping his job as director. The story begins in Washington‚ D.C. Saturday

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    touch on both assassinations of John F. Kennedy‚ and Martin Luther King‚ and why their deaths appear to be very suspect as well. This paper will also focus on J. Edgar Hoover‚ the first Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation‚ which he transformed into his own secret police force called COINTELPRO (Counter Intelligence Program). J. Edgar Hoover’s main objective was to neutralize any movement or individuals which he felt was a threat to National Security‚ which in most cases was a product of

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    Birmingham, Alabama 1963

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    that the civil rights cause seemed to be making. In 1965‚ J Edgar Hoover‚ head of the FBI‚ stated that there’s no chance of a conviction and in 1968‚ the FBI pulled out of the investigation. A known member of the KKK was arrested in 1977 Robert Chambliss. He was sent to prison and died there in 1985. However‚ many believed that he was not the only one involved. In 1980‚ a US Department of Justice report stated that Hoover had blocked evidence that could have been used in the pursuit of suspects

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    Hellhound on his Trail

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    Hellhound on His Trail was practically a story about the civil rights movement‚ during one of it’s most trying times. The book reveals the true motives and character of some of the people whom we have grown up knowing as someone completely different. Since first learning about the civil rights movement‚ I was able to recount the story‚ but not the facts. By this I mean I can spit back out the version of events that are popular belief; the stuff everyone thinks is right and is comfortable accepting

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    Public Enemy Number One

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    agent Melvin Purvis (Christian Bale)‚ in attempt of capturing the popular bank robber John Dillinger (Johnny Depp). This film captures history’s most astonishing sudden rise in the crime rate of American history which was the two year battle between J. Edgar Hoover’s FBI and John Dillinger‚ Baby Face Nelson‚ Pretty Boy Floyd‚ and Bonnie and Clyde. The last few years of Dillinger and his relationship with Billie Frechette (Marion Cotillard) was also focused on in this film. John Dillinger became a hero

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