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Envision - If you were to create a memorial or monument for one of these movements, activists, or events, which would you focus on? What would you include in your memorial or monument?

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Envision - If you were to create a memorial or monument for one of these movements, activists, or events, which would you focus on? What would you include in your memorial or monument?

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Connect - How were the tactics and activism of other Civil Rights movements inspired by the work of Black civil rights activists? Bring in multiple examples from the text.

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Connect - How were the tactics and activism of other Civil Rights movements inspired by the work of Black civil rights activists? Bring in multiple examples from the text.

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Synthesize- After reading about multiple civil rights movements, what is one key takeaway for you? Why?  Bring in examples and details from the text. 

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Synthesize- After reading about multiple civil rights movements, what is one key takeaway for you? Why?  Bring in examples and details from the text. 

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Question - Many of these movements remain unrecognized or unknown in US society. Why do you think this is?  Bring in examples and details from the text. 

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Question - Many of these movements remain unrecognized or unknown in US society. Why do you think this is?  Bring in examples and details from the text. 

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Connect- What were some of the shared circumstances and experiences that prompted different civil rights movements? Bring in multiple examples from the text. 

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Connect- What were some of the shared circumstances and experiences that prompted different civil rights movements? Bring in multiple examples from the text. 

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Using the example of LGBTQ, more aggressive protests are deemed "too far". Protests that leaned more violent(Stonewall) or pushed against norms(ACT UP) are less recognized and can even be demonized.

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Other activist movements looked towards  Black civil rights activists like the Women's suffrage and the Chicano and Latinx civil rights movement. This was shown in the reading when the author said, "In the same way, many women who were inspired by the black civil rights movement of the 1960s and 1970s went on to forge the women's movement" and "Like Martin Luther King Jr., Chavez & Huerta relied on nonviolent civil disobedience in the struggle for equal rights."

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One of the shared circumstances and experiences in civil rights movements is being paid less than white men. A connection I saw while reading the Women's Civil Rights Movement and the Mexican Civil Rights Movements. In the article it says "they earned less than men..even women in higher positions were paid less than male colleagues". This reminded me of a a time while watching a documentary about the Mexican Revolution when they said that because Mexican labor was cheaper and more efficient, white men felt threatened by them.

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A key takeaway is that there are two types of protest. Boycott, which is designed to show how important a group is (more subtly showing the issue). The other is a protest, designed to force people to pay attention. Both are equally useful, and both need to be used to see success.

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they were all discriminated against. like having less rights than other people. mainly white dudes had the most rights. and it makes sense that the everyone should have the same rights as those white dudes.

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The US government and politics doesn't want citizens to learn about instances of empowerment. What happens when citizens realize they can take power back? What will become of the people in power currently? The government won't be able to take control of their already flimsy influence and they know it. By keeping these movements and revolutions they're lessening the likelihood of the people rising against injustices, corrupt figures and thoroughly flawed systems.

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I would make a statue of Marsha P Johnson. I think there isnt enough light shed on the impact she had on lgbtq rights. She was a power house activists and played a big part in the stonewall rights that happened on june 27 1969. (pride month is in june becuase of stonewall riots) Marsha was a member of Gay liberation foundation and the gay activist allicance. She also organized STAR. STAR is a radical polititcal household that focused on homeless poc and lgbtq youth.

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Caesar Chavez used Martin Luther King jr as an example and protested in peace. He did this to show the problems and abuse that was accruing. A lot of women's rights protest also used these methods to gain more support and convince people to join their cause in gaining rights. They knew that if their approach was violent they would be shut down and their voice would never be heard.

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Cesar and Huerta were activists of the Latinx & Chicano Civil Rights. The tactic they used was the nonviolent civil disobedience for equal rights. They were inspired by many tactics, they even used hunger strikes which was also used as a tactic in the Women's suffrage movement. The Civil Rights for Americans with Disabilities even used a quote from Martin Luther King Jr. saying "Injustice Anywhere Is A Threat To Justice Everywhere". -Kat.

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The law was made around trying to keep minorities out of high paying jobs and stay in cheap labor, this can be clearly seen in the discrimination of black, native american, and latinx/chicano citizens. These groups of people would face poverty, violence, and would be looked down on, but the reason they are in that position is because of the legal system. These groups of people couldn't just vote for things to change because they didn't have any legal power, so they used their power of numbers to demand their equality and rights. All of these movements were basically the same thing, but for different groups. They all used similar tactics, from boycotting to marches and civil disobedience.

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Some factors that prompted different civil rights movements are systemic and economic inequality. For example in 1965, women were paid about 60 cents for every dollar men earned, this was one of the reasons for the women's civil rights movement.  

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Some factors that prompted different civil rights movements are systemic and economic inequality. For example in 1965, women were paid about 60 cents for every dollar men earned, this was one of the reasons for the women's civil rights movement.  

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A key takeaway for me was the methods used by the people. Especially in the LGBTQIA+ movement. In one of the passages it says "The protesters would storm people's offices with fake blood and cover people's computers with it...They locked themselves to politicians' desks. At one point, they barged into a meeting of a pharmaceutical company and turned over the shrimp cocktail tables". Reading about the wild and clever actions taken broadens my image of what potential methods we could use in the future.

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The main takeaway that I noticed is that both ways of protest are effective but it is important to use the right kind or your voice will never be heard. For Black power movement/ women's rights protests it was important to use a non-violent approach so that people would see how bad they were treated. After gaining attention they could boycott things and places that everyone uses/needs. That causes gains the public's interest much faster then non-violent protest but it must be used in the correct order or people wont listen.

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my takeaway is i feel like all these protests all started and got organzied in the late 60s-70s. That was a time of uprising and demaded human rights. Boycotting and peaceful protests were happening a lot and people of different backgrounds came together because in the end all they want is to be treated like everyone else. These groups inspired eachother to speak up, the black power protests i think was the breaking point of silence for other margenalized groups like the latinx chicago protests and the lgbtq protests.

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I would create a monument of the civil rights movement, because it took the first major steps in activism and inspired a lot of other movements and activists. This also took a lot of laws away that were made on the basis of race, which was a massive step towards equality.

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I think that a big issue that prompted many movements was the lack of voice given for minority groups that allowed them to have a say in society. The Women's Suffrage Movement is an obvious example of this, and the efforts were focused around passing laws in congress to gain some control in the government. This is the case for many groups in the U.S., such as those with disabilities who were fighting to gain recognition and have a voice.

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Cesar Chavez used tactics inspired from MLK Jr. like peaceful protesting. These tactics were also used by women protesting for rights and suffrage. 

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Cesar Chavez used tactics inspired from MLK Jr. like peaceful protesting. These tactics were also used by women protesting for rights and suffrage. 

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Hayden Davis

I think MLK inspired more peaceful and anti violent protests. he had very powerful voice and people like cesar chavez used tacitcs just like him. Also i think womens sufferage protesting took note of that and began more peaceful protests like parades and such. I just think its awesome how powerful one persons voice and actions can be to inspire all differnt kinds of groups frpm the lgtbq+ protests and Marsha P johnson to the civil rights for americans with disabilites.

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The main reason a boycott or protest got attention was from the news. If it wasn't for people causing a scare either by refusing to comply or gathering a large amount of people to have a voice then the public would not be informed. This is why protests and movements go unnoticed. Another reason is the government hiding whats going on in order to silence peoples voices so they the government can stay in power.

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it started in the 1960s and 70s and it was because everyone wanted the same rights and it inspired others to make there own movments so other people who maybe identify as somthing else or are a diffrent race they started following and doing that for there rights and also the brave people who stand up and take action have been standing for there rights.

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it started in the 1960s and 70s and it was because everyone wanted the same rights and it inspired others to make there own movments so other people who maybe identify as somthing else or are a diffrent race they started following and doing that for there rights and also the brave people who stand up and take action have been standing for there rights.

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One key takeaway that I got from this is realizing that peaceful and non peaceful protests are both effective and it is important to know when the right one should be used.

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i would focus on maybe elderly civil rights because i feel like everyone should be treated = and not let people who are elderly get forgotten about or not get the same treatment as others

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i would focus on maybe elderly civil rights because i feel like everyone should be treated = and not let people who are elderly get forgotten about or not get the same treatment as others

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Some reasons for the limited recognition of these movements in the US include the US government and limited news coverage. The government does not want its citizens to learn of these movements because it makes them look bad and also empowers the citizens. 

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Some reasons for the limited recognition of these movements in the US include the US government and limited news coverage. The government does not want its citizens to learn of these movements because it makes them look bad and also empowers the citizens. 

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Some of the biggest shared circumstances were discrimination and lack of equality and the people wanting change from those groups. As during the 1960's there was a broad movement for civil rights going on. One example is for Asian american civil rights strike against grape growers "was launched by Asian american activists."

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I think the reason they go unrecognized is because America tries to pretend that after slavery, we became a very equal and fair society but that's not the case. When people silence movements like civil rights for Americans with disabilities, it is an attempt to cover up the struggles faced by these people.

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One key takeaway i had was that during the 1960's is that almost all movements were in full swing or getting there during that time and must had been very interesting to see all the protests and change happening during that time.

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Caesar Chavez got inspiration from MLK jr and used peaceful protest tactics and nonviolent civil disobedience. Caeser thinks that it is such a good opportunity to be able to give your life in a nonviolent way for justice. Also the use of boycott. -calla

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Caesar Chavez got inspiration from MLK jr and used peaceful protest tactics and nonviolent civil disobedience. Caeser thinks that it is such a good opportunity to be able to give your life in a nonviolent way for justice. Also the use of boycott. -calla

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Something that stood out to me was that activists for one movement were often also advocates for previous or following movements. For example, many women participating in the suffrage movement were a part of the civil rights movement for African Americans. They also drew inspiration from other organization tactics.

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One takeaway I noticed was the amount of movements underrepresented or people not knowing of them in general. Today we do see movements for LGBTQIA+ such as parades, etc. However, its history is not common knowledge like MLK. I knew of the Latinx & Chicano Civil Rights movement but I did not have that information until now. Many of the movements are under-represented because the tactics they used might have been looked down upon or just did not reach enough eyes and ears. -Kat.

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If I were to pick a memorial I would pick one that is important to me which is one of the Asians american college students that coined the term "yellow power" which stated there aim to end racial oppression. A good place for this memorial would be at San Francisco state university or University of California at Berkeley due to the fact that were the majority of protests were organized.

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I would make a statue for those who have lots of impact and are not highlighted in history. Many members of LGBTQIA are not as recognized as other activists and I think they should get more recognition.

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They were all discriminated against, and all experienced white supremacy. An example of this is being paid less than white men. People of other races were paid nearly;y nothing, and if women could even get a job outside their household they were paid much less than a man. -calla

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They were all discriminated against, and all experienced white supremacy. An example of this is being paid less than white men. People of other races were paid nearly;y nothing, and if women could even get a job outside their household they were paid much less than a man. -calla

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I would make a memorial for Ed Roberts. He fought and proved wrong the view the public had on disabled people. Because of him and the movements, they were able to secure a law that universities nor jobs could reject someone solely based on disability. -Kat.

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I think that so many of these protests went unnoticed because the United States wanted people to believe that all was well. They wanted people to see that there was no conflict, when it reality there was so much it was just hidden very well. -calla

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I think that so many of these protests went unnoticed because the United States wanted people to believe that all was well. They wanted people to see that there was no conflict, when it reality there was so much it was just hidden very well. -calla

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I think that so many of these protests went unnoticed because the United States wanted people to believe that all was well. They wanted people to see that there was no conflict, when it reality there was so much it was just hidden very well. They are covering up the gross truth and make it seem very peaceful-calla

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I think that so many of these protests went unnoticed because the United States wanted people to believe that all was well. They wanted people to see that there was no conflict, when it reality there was so much it was just hidden very well. They are covering up the gross truth and make it seem very peaceful-calla

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For me, the different tactics used and how they worked in their own ways, was super key to me. -Ilianna

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I think that a lot of the moments remain unrecognized because people want to act like it never happened, and act like there was no problems that needed to be fought. Many of these movements Ive never heard about, especially elderly and disability movements.

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One key take away is how effective non violent protests are. I think that they are even more effective than violence. Black power moment inspired so many movement and many were successful do to their inspirations. -etta

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Lots of these movements are kept out of the public eye because the US government doesn't want people to know things that will make them look bad. They don't want people to to think badly of their own government because it may seem like they have less power. - Katie

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I would make a monument to honor all the missing and murdered indigenous women because it's an issue with some recognition but not nearly enough. - Katie

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One key takeaway is that there are so many movements and issues that aren't recognized. They are covered up and not talked about because of the government not wanting people to go against them. - katie

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I would create a monument for the civil rights movement because it was a pretty big event in history that completely altered a lot of things, it was a big movement that inspired many more. - Asmaa

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The US government carries a lot of pride and love to be viewed a certain way by the public. It would not be a good look if their citizens were going against them. With continuous protests, it kept making them look bad. For example the Asians became the model minority not because they were but because the US government wanted to cover up their discrimination after their citizens started to make them look bad.

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One major thing that was used during the Black Civil rights was the whole tactic of not using violence when demanding something from higher authority. MLK was a huge person many people looked up too. With his tactics of assembling peaceful parades all while being able too achieve his goal. With his famous parade in Washington, he was famous for his ability to gain freedom without hurting anyone else - Asmaa.

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One key take away for me was, all these key people in the civil rights movement created a domino effect. and by that I mean, one civil rights activist would do something big, then the next big activist would emerge in history. Sometimes they would even overlap. One historic event would lead to another. Many of the women who were involved in the women suffrage would become part of the civil rights movement for African Americans. - Asmaa

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The discrimination to do with both education and employment are common within civil right movements. -Rachel W

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I have 2 main take aways. The timing of a lot of them were either overlapped or close to each other and the methods that people used were very similar. -Rachel W

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I think the main reason is that the government doesn't want to admit what they've done wrong and if they do they're trying to make it seem like as little and unimportant as possible just so them and america will look good.- Rachel W

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MLK's speach inspired many movements escpecailly with the way he was able to make such an impact in a peacefull way. Also the civil rights movent was kind of intruding everything like that and made it so other movements could be made.- Rachel W

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I think that MLK created peaceful protest strategies that people like Cesar Chavez used in progressing his movement. These tactics were also used in other movements and in women's suffrage.

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I think that MLK created peaceful protest strategies that people like Cesar Chavez used in progressing his movement. These tactics were also used in other movements and in womens suffrage. - Nate

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I learned that both peaceful and non peaceful protests are good tools to use in civil rights movements. There is a correct strategy to use in a certain scenario. - Nate

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I noticed that most marginalized groups are targeted through education and employment limitations. These conditions jump start different civil rights movements. - Nate

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many of the revolutions started from a specific event of injustice. for example, the stonewall riots are commonly thought to be the beginning of the lgbtq+ movement.

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one key takeaway for me is that to get their messages across the people have to be strategic. In some cases such as black power non violence is necessary to show that they were not a threat to society where as in the lgbtq+ movement violence was necessary because they needed to show that they weren't going away.

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I think its because the government does not want people to riot so if they silence the voices of as many movements as they can there wont be enough people to riot. It also probably has to do with those movements tactics like how with the women's suffrage movement they used fliers and propaganda posters to spread their message.