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    study of poverty by Ron Haskins and Isabel Sawhill. The economic was known as the Golden Age of Capitalism after 1945. The Washing Post showed the poverty rate went down from 19 percent to 11.2 percent after the War on Poverty by president LBJ in 1964. But the oil crisis in 1970s‚ US economic entered to the recession. Due to shortage in energy and demand‚ the companies fired their employees and created a high unemployment for the U.S society. The unemployment rate was raising from 4.9 to

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    During 1963 and 1964 the Ku Klux Klan was unleashing a rage of hatred across the state of Mississippi. The blacks answered with the Mississippi Freedom Summer. The Mississippi Freedom Summer marked a turning point in the national acknowledgement of the despair going on with the civil rights movement. Many civil rights activists in Mississippi were opposed to certain decisions that should have been made during this time in 1964. Many were conflicting on their thoughts about the white college northerners

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    discharge and contends it was based on religious discrimination. Research: According to Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964‚ constructive discharge: • Work conditions must be deemed intolerable to the reasonable person • That said conditions were created with specific intent to force an employee to quit Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964‚ 42 U.S.C. § 2000e-2(a)(1) speaks about discrimination on the basis of religious beliefs. Disparate Treatment – A person is held

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    -­‐students  protests  in  several  ci9es   April  1968   assault  of  Mar9n  Luther  King‚  TN‚    USA   Jun-­‐Nov  1967   student  protests  and  hunger  strike‚  GER   Dec  1964     Free  Speech  Movement‚  CA‚  USA   Agenda   ¤ Wild  1960´s  –  All  about  sex‚  drugs  &  rock’n’roll?     ¤ What  makes  this  9me  unique?   ¤ Why  did  it

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    When people think back to the civil rights movement they think of the speeches by MLK‚ sit-ins and boycotts‚ or the freedom riders‚ but few people think of the grassroot tactics and other strategies individuals used to push the agenda of equality for all. In the novel For Freedom’s Sake‚ Chana Kai Lee outlines the efforts of Fannie Lou Hammer with Student Nonviolent‚ Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party‚ and other groups. They combine grassroot efforts with protest to create the greatest changes

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    3. During his six years of incarceration in Massachusetts Norfolk Prison Colony he took advantage of the extensive library and became an ardent reader of books and dictionaries; became self-educated and a jailhouse scholar. As well‚ Malcolm acquired his forensic skill by joining the debating classes‚ which made him articulate public orator and exceptional arguer. In 8th grade‚ Malcolm told his teacher that he want to be lawyer‚ but his said he should become a carpenter instead. Obviously‚ Malcolm’s

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    Subhvanta Devi ( Usartala ‚ Azamgarh) Gnyan prakash Born:1948 Exp :- 1968 Due to Drowning in Ganga River with grandmother Sushila ( Nanki) Born:- 1952 Marriage:- 1970 Safipur Sultanpur Rajesh Born:1960 Akhilesh Born:- 1962 Kamlesh Born:- 1964 Rajesh Singh’s Family Born:- 18 June 1960 Marriage:- 1979 Wife:Asha ( Makhanpur) Dipika Born:29/6/1986 Marriage:- 27 Feb 2009 ( Vangaon ‚ mumbai Dhanesh Singh Born:- 2 Dec 1987 Akhilesh Singh

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    Luther King Jr and SCLC had stayed o Martin Luther King Jr’s brother Alfred’s house bombed • Riots • March on Washington • Civil Rights Act of 1964 • Governor Wallace sent State Troops to stop desegregation of schools and in response Present Kennedy sent Federal Troops. • Martin Luther King’s reputation (“I have a dream” speech). Nobel Peace prize 1964. • Positives: o “Jim Crow” laws taken down desegregating public facilities eg Lunch counters‚ drinking fountains etc o Allowed Black employment

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    section of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 after a work schedule policy change took place. The employee filed this claim post-resignation. This employee has claimed that the change is religious discrimination due to requiring that he work on a religious holy day. To make note to the case‚ please keep in mind that this employee resigned after the policy took effect at the beginning of the year. Under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 it is prohibited for any employment discrimination

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    The problem we live in 1964 shows the inequality in America and the harmful effects to the people who lived there. This political painting was own by Norman Perceval Rockwell a Painter‚ illustrator and 20th-century American author. As the saying goes “ Racism is a refuge for the ignorant. It seeks‚ divide‚ and destroy. It is the enemy of freedom‚ and deserve to be met head-on and stamped out” That’s why Norman Perceval Rockwell uses his work to enlighten people about what’s happening in their society

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