HUS Civil Rights

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How do you legally create social change? The Power of Individuals and Grassroots Movements

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Civil Rights power point that focuses on the contributions of Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X and the Black Panther Party

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How do you legally create social change?

The Power of Individuals and Grassroots Movements

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What they didn’t teach you in grade school about Dr. King

• strong opponent of the Vietnam War

• supporter of war on poverty

• arrested and beaten

• accusations

• infidelities

• FBI and the CIA

• assassination conspiracies

“Life's most urgent question is: what are you doing for others?”

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X and the Nation of Islam

• Why did X and the Nation become popular?

• bio connections

• change can’t be legislated

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Similarities and Differences:Martin vs Malcolm

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Differences: MLK vs X

• non violent direct action

• integration

• use the system

• frustration and depression

• whatever means necessary

• separation*

• system is corrupt

• impact of the Hajj

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• (partially) inspired by religion

• took a stand against the status quo

• investigated by the FBI and CIA

• opposed the war in Vietnam

• assassinated for their beliefs/conspiracies

• inspirational/icons

Similarities

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The Black Panther PartyWho were they and what did they do?

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Who?

• originally formed in Cali

• BPP for Self Defense

• formed shortly after the assassination of X

• grass roots programs

• secular

• supported all minority groups

• black power!

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Black Panther Programs

• police patrol

• breakfast

• day care

• medical care

• reduce street violence

• clothing

• GED

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Problems

• the media (image vs impact)

• COINTELPRO

• role of white people

• arrest of founding member

• police shoot outs

"the greatest threat to the internal security of the country"--J. Edgar Hoover