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    The 1960s is sometimes referred to as the "decade of protest" for good reason. There were a very high number of protests regarding a range of issues. The biggest movements at the time would have to be The Civil Rights movement and the anti-vietnam war movement. The 1960s started off with a new President‚ John F. Kennedy. After campaign and finally winning his presidency Kennedy began to try and create what History.com calls‚ “The most ambitious domestic agenda since the New Deal: the “New Frontier

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    injustices of non-white individuals that are murder by police. Kaepernick’s protest started by kneeling for the National Anthem during a televised NFL football game. His kneeling led to many controversies that circulate through the nation and sport world. Many think he is disgracing the nation and some are backing up what he is protesting. One’s identity is indefinite changing‚ so Kaepernick had to change his to focus on his protest side. As a football player myself‚ I know how much we have to switch our

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    Reggae: the Music of Protest

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    There are several theories about how the word reggae originated. The first theory claims that the word reggae was coined on a 1968 Pyramid dance single‚ "Do the Reggay (sic)‚" by Toots and the Maytals. Some believe that the word is originated from Regga‚ the name of a Bantu-speaking tribe on Lake Tanganyika. Others say that it is a corruption of the word streggae‚ which is Kingston street slang for prostitute (The Origins of Ska …‚n.d.). On the other hand‚ Bob Marley claimed that the word was

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    Iranian Protest Music

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    presentation. After studying about Iranian Protest Music I feel that it is a good topic to educate yourself on‚ or more like protest music in general is a good topic to know a little about. One of the goals was to educate our peers on what exactly Iranian Protest Music is‚ why it happens‚ and how it is done. We want them to know the history behind it such as how it dates back to the revolution back in 1979. This played a role in the publicity of the protests. We also wanted them to know about the most

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    comes to not getting what the want. Being raised in this day in age‚ I’ve come to find that many people have been raised on the moral of having their way‚ which is something I don’t favor‚ The song itself isn’t completely about not getting what you want‚ but the parts that are about that are the reason why I chose this song. I think one the parts of the song that I can agree with is "You can’t always get what you want/ But if you try sometime you find/You get what you need." Things won’t always

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    The world contains a large population of human beings with various morals‚ views‚ and beliefs. Disagreements‚ protests and wars‚ are bound to occur with so many different types of people living together. Peter Ackerman and Jack DuVall describe examples of how these disagreements were solved through peaceful protests in “Resisting terror.” The first example is from 1943 in Berlin‚ Germany when wives protested for the Nazis to set their Jewish husbands free. The second example is from 1977 in Buenos

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    well-known nonviolent protests that impacted the society‚ and allowed for change to be made. These well-known protest embraces; Gandhi’s Salt March‚ The March on Washington‚ and the current protest to dismantle the Muslim Discriminatory Registry. The famous protests encouraged the citizens to fight for their own rights‚ and get equal opportunities. The Salt March‚

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    Protest Music In America

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    Ohio” -Neil Young‚ musician 1 Protest music reflects and arguably transforms the way society feels about social justice issues. In the wake of a national tragedy Neil Young and bandmates David Crosby‚ Stephen Stills‚ and Graham Nash wrote a song which inspired change and offered solidarity for millions who felt the gravity of the Kent State shooting. Taking a stand during the Vietnam War era‚ Neil Young’s ‘Ohio’ specifically embodies the impact that protest music can make by influencing people to

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    living free. It all started changing when African Americans started standing up to white people for what they believed was right. They were quoting the Constitution saying “…For liberty and justice for all…”. They didn’t just start believing this out of nowhere or they didn’t start fighting for their rights out of thin air. They needed someone to show

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    Peaceful Protest Examples

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    Nothing in present day American politics can be considered "peaceful". "Peaceful" implies that one is restricting the passage of war and violence into the situation. With examples such as; Mike Brown‚ Eric Garner‚ Philando Castile‚ Alton Sterling‚ among too many others‚ “peace” most often results in a final fight for life. Ironically‚ if we peacefully protest‚ or peacefully resist the law we end up facing harsh consequences. Peaceful protest was once considered a means of freewill. During the 1960’s where

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