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    songs you could listen to in this century. It appeals to emotion by relating current acts of racism to those of the civil rights movement. Common says “that’s why Rosa sat on the bus‚ that’s why we walk through Ferguson with our hands up.” He wants those who have had to endure similar experiences to know they are not alone and those who have not to understand the movement. This song reminds me everyday of experiences I have went through with my African American friends. One of which was my best friend

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    and was ready to spread his message on how to empower the black nation through NOI. Malcolm X is a Man who deserves a commemorative stamp because he used all means necessary to help spread his views of what needed to happen in the Civil Rights Movements. X spread the word of NOI and taught the oppressed African Americans of the time to fight back and to demand what they deserve. The FBI‚ CIA‚ and Government of the USA kept a close eye on X due to what they believed his “Radical” speaking and ideas

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    passion be for a person‚ for art‚ equality‚ etc‚ it is what drives someone to be extraordinary. It makes them fight‚ it makes them stand up‚ it ignites the fire in a hero’s heart. For instance‚ Sylvia Rivera‚ while making a speech for the Stonewall movement‚ said‚ "I’ll be the first one to step on any organization‚ and politician’s

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    matters into their own hands and take up the use of arms. This came after Malcolm separated from his decade long position as spokesman for the Nation of Islam. The main goal of the speech was to motivate African-Americans to join the Civil Rights Movement and stop disfranchisement.In the beginning of Malcolms speech he states the fact that he is a Muslim though‚ he would not talk about religion as it was not important and would simply amount to another means of African-American separation. He continued

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    adamant that the child should not go because it is dangerous. It is obvious that the child is concerned about the events surrounding the march and wants to be part of the movement. The child expresses these feelings in a way the appears mature and cognizant of the surrounding world‚ expressing a desire to support the civil rights movement rather than to "go out and play." The desire to no longer be seen as a child and have her voice heard by those being marched against and by her mother (who can also

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    Ambition In the centuries preceding the twenty first‚ the world underwent a revolution of personal freedoms giving even the most underprivileged dreamers a sensation of desiring to be successful in life achieving great things and the possibility of turning their previously unimaginable dreams into reality. This earnest desire for some type of achievement or distinction can be measured by that person’s willingness to strive for and attain those dreams (Dictionary.com). Ambition is the first building

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    the Civil Rights struggle in Birmingham. It did a wonderful job of laying out the facts and and events leading up to the church bombing. Unfortunately‚ it took their deaths to act as the wakeup call to America concerning the racism and Civil Rights movement in the south. The scenes with George Wallace are outrageous‚ considering that his segregationist policies‚ in a way‚ led to the deaths of the girls. The scene where he introduces a black man that he doesn’t even know‚ as his “best friend” in a lame

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    of Americans dying each year. Also there were problems on the homeland‚ African-Americans were not getting treated right‚ politicians were corrupt‚ and many people were not happy the way America was moving forward. Music had a big impact on this movement. There are two songs that tried to make people use physical force to stop the corruption of the government. The first song is “Volunteers‚” which was written by Marty Balin and performed by “Jefferson Airplanes.” This song stood up mostly to

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    younger brother. Gregory Orr at the tender age of sixteen‚ a senior in high school‚ became involved with the Civil Rights movement‚ in my opinion‚ to keep busy. Orr stated‚ “I felt confused and thrilled and purposeful all at the same time” (125‚ 2). Gregory Orr longed to be part of a group and to have meaning to his life. Working with the Civil Rights movement‚ Gregory Orr wanted to be a martyr to a cause as stated‚ “ I longed to be like them‚ to transcend my confusions and the agonies of

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    African Americans began to form civil rights groups in order to end segregation and fight for equality. Many things contributed to this‚ but the death of Emmett Till is what many would consider the spark that ignited the flame for the Civil Rights Movement. The brutality of his murder changed the way that racism was viewed throughout the nation. Emmett was born July 25th‚ 1941 in Chicago‚ Illinois to mother Mamie Carthan and father Louis Till. At the age of six Emmett was stricken with polio‚ despite

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