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    Martin Luther King and the Civil Rights movement also exemplify the effectiveness of the mobilization theory of sociology. This model employs a network‚ such as the black churches and NAACP‚ and garners the resources necessary to support a social movement. Moreover‚ the black population worked as a collective whole to boycott the busses for over a year. This was an entire demographic taking actions based solely on race‚ not class; hence

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    awarded the Lenin Peace Prize which is the former Soviet Union’s equivalent to the Nobel Peace Prize‚ named in honor of Vladimir Lenin. In addition‚ he was awarded the Spingarn Medal by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) for outstanding achievement by an African American in which he was also a co-founder. Du Bois earned national distinction as the forerunner of the Niagara Movement‚ a group of African-American activists who wanted equal rights for blacks. Racism

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    movement‚ Marcus Garvey believed in using the common person. What made Marcus Garvey’s Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) so successful was that he was able to target a specific audience that the NAACP and W.E.B. Dubois failed to reach and that was the working-class Black Americans. The NAACP never really functioned as a mass movement and failed to acquire an African American following since many Blacks felt that those organizations were only filled with uppity‚ aristocratic blacks whom sole

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    segregation in public schools. The situation was brought to consideration because blacks who were supposed to go to blacks only schools‚ had to walk to a school farther away from their houses than the whites only school which was much closer. The NAACP said that the separate schools were unequal‚ and they violated the equal protection clause. The situation called for many hearings in the Supreme Court. Eventually‚ after many debates‚ schools were desegregated due to Brown and Brown II.

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    US History and Gov Thematic Essay Review 1) Amendment Essay: Impact of Amendments (government action‚ events etc.) Need historical background and impact. of 2 15th Amendment: 1869 Historical Background—Reconstruction Era‚ post-civil war • “Radical” Republican phase of reconstruction—Republican congress sought to secure ex-slaves rights w/variety of institutions: Freedman’s Bureau and using martial law. • 15th amendment was a final guarantee of blacks right to vote

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    Incarceration Trends in America DeVry University Abstract African Americans make up a curiously large portion of the incarcerated individuals in the United States. They are being incarcerated at a faster rate than those of other backgrounds such as Whites and Hispanics. Even though they make up a smaller part of the United States’ population‚ African Americans as well as Hispanics‚ comprise more than half of all prisoners in America. This is clearly a disproportionate

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    Assess the method of ‘non-violence’ as a means of ending segregation practises in the USA. In the USA from 1865‚ when slavery was abolished and African American people where supposedly considered separate but equal by the constitution‚ to the 1960s‚ when the African Americans where actually considered equal‚ segregation practises where being endorsed throughout the USA. Segregation was the practice of separating the white Americans and the African Americans. Segregation occurred when the white

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    William Edward Burghardt Du Bois‚ commonly known as W.E.B Du Bois‚ was a famous historian‚ essayist‚ and sociologist. In 1868‚ Du Bois was born February 23rd in Great Barrington‚ Massachusetts. His contributions to the world through a sociological standpoint were: “his role as one of the early sociological pioneers‚ sociologist of race‚ and as a scholar- activist” ( sociology website ) Du Bois was a very intelligent man that attended college at Fisk. In 1888‚ Du bois earned his bachelor’s degree

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    Even after the Roosevelt administration‚ minimal efforts were made to help seal the rights of black Americans‚ Truman used this as a political strategy. “Truman’s victory silenced and isolated black progressives for many years‚ and committed the NAACP and most middle-class leaders to an alliance with Democratic presidents who did not usually share black workers’ interests‚ except in ways which promote their own needs at the given moment.” (Marable‚ Race‚ Reform‚ and Rebellion‚ 23) As the Cold War

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    against segregation. His first Boycott was on segregation with public transportation which was currently a law in Montgomery‚ Alabama. It started when a fifteen year old girl (Colvin) refused to give up her bus seat to a white man and got arrested. The NAACP fought to challenge the segregation policy of Montgomery. After finding out that Colvin was pregnant‚ the Civil Rights leaders feared that it would make Colvin

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