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Reynolds says that Black people experienced a "double depression" because while the great depression was going on in the U.S. it affected everyone including Black people had no money but Black people also had no freedom/rights compared to White people. This means that Black people had to experience having no freedom and having no money while white people only had to deal with having no money.

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Jason Reynolds said it was a double depression because they had no money and no freedom.

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Reynolds defines "Black safe spaces" as "Spaces that would resist and fight against the media storm of racist ideas that came year after year."

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Reynolds said that black people entered a "double Depression" because at the time there was the great depression, and no rights for blacks. Blacks both had no money, and no freedom at the time. However whites still had freedom but had no money, but could say and do whatever they wanted without worrying about oppressors.

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Reynolds says that Dr. King's nonviolent tactics were "embarrassing the country" because his protest's caused people around the world who were not racist to see how in-humane the U.S. was.

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Jason Reynolds described this as a double depression because black people had little to no money and zero freedom.

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Jason Reynolds talked about how black people were experiencing a double depression because while the great depression was happening, nobody had any money, but not only did no one have any money black people also didn't have any freedom. this is important because with no money and no freedom it was two types of depression and also you couldn't do anything.

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Reynolds defines Black safe spaces as places that fight against racism. This includes protection against thoughts like Black people are immoral, father figures are often absent, and skin tone and hair relates to beauty and intelligence.

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Reynolds said that Black people were experiencing a double depression because Black people of the U.S. had no money and no freedom during the Great Depression. This meant that Black communities were struggling twice as much as White communities, and therefor, a double depression.

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Reynolds says black people experienced a double depression because during the Great Depression money problems effected everyone around the United States. But as a Black person in that time it was one thing to have no money but its another thing to be broke and have no freedom. Reynolds says doubled depression to highlight that black people didn't just experiences issues with money but also had problems with rights and freedom.

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Malcolm X was an antiracist because he believed and wanted others to believe that Black people could care for themselves and those around them instead of having to try and adapt to be like White people.

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Reynolds said that Black people experienced a double depression because not only was the Great Depression happening during this time, there was also a lot of racial discrimination, with black people having very few rights on what they could and could not do, they had no freedom. While the U.S. government had created relief programs and jobs for those who were affected, it didn't help Black people at the same rate that it helped white people.

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Reynolds says that Martin Luther Kings silent protest tactics embarrassed the U.S. because he highlighted their racism. He showed them peaceful protesters getting lit up with tear gas and getting arrested for fighting for their rights. M.L.K. showed how the U.S. treats their people, and embarrassed them badly.

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Reynolds states in the book stamped that Black people experienced a "double Depression". He writes this because Black Americans didn't have freedom because of slavery, and they also didn't have any money because of the Great Depression. Black American indentured servants could buy their freedom, and Black Americans struggled to find food, and get away from slavery with no money.

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Reynolds says that black people experienced a double depression because they had to deal with no money AND no rights. Whites had freedom, but no money, so they only had one depression, and blacks had double depression.

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during the depression, many people had little to no money. however, it was much worse for people in the black community because they had no money and basically no freedom.

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DuBois chose to be an antiracist socialist because he saw that assimilationism was not giving Black people enough resources and he believed that only a socialist reformation of society including economic justice could create complete racial equality in the U.S.

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Reynolds said that black people were experiencing a "double depression" because the great depression was happening which was the first depression then the second depression was that they had no freedom so it was a double depression.

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Reynolds said that Black people experienced a “double Depression” because they didn't have money or freedom.

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Dubois became an antiracist socialist because he wanted to help people and many racist people were not giving enough resources to black people. Dubois also loved changing things and watching stories get better.

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Jason Reynolds defines an "Black safe space," as a area that fights against racist statements constantly.

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At the time, the mainstream civil rights was more in support of uplift suasion rather that anti racism.

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The purpose on James Baldwins collection of essays, "The Fire Next Time" was to reach a mass White audience to inform them about Black American struggle for equal rights and to help the White American population better understand segregation from a Black standpoint.

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Malcolm X was a antiracist because he believed that black people did not need to present themselves as perfect, but rather as just who they are and they need to show every part of themselves. They deserve to be recognized and accepted for being humans, and get the rights they deserve without sucking up to the whites.

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Reynolds says that black people were experiencing a double depression as not only did no one have any money during the Great Depression but black people also had no freedom, hence the "double depression."

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The main belief that made Malcom X antiracist was that people in the black community didn't need to appease white people in order to eventually get equal rights.

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Reynolds says that black people were experiencing a double depression because they didn't have any money nor did they have any freedom explaining the meaning of "Double Depression".

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Reynolads said that black people were experiencing a "double Depression" because not only did they have no money (no one did) but they also had no freedom. The government aid did not help them as much as it did their white counterparts, but they needed more help overall of this "new deal" was going to be much good.

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Reynolds states that Black people experienced a "double Depression" because they had no money or freedom. The Great Depression forced Black people into even deeper poverty while racist ideas kept them caged.

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Reynolds say that Black people experienced a "double depression" because throughout U.S.A, black people were having a hard time and this ties back to the "Great Depression" where they had no rights and freedom. Not only that but they were heavily struggling with financials. All together, they were heavily struggling with rights, freedom, but also with money. They got the doubled amount of hardships than White people.

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Malcom X was antiracist because he believed that White people weren't born racist, America was built to create racism, and that Black Americans should fight for the right to be considered equal to White Americans instead of continuing to place themselves below White people. He also believed that if you want to fight racism and make a true impact, you have to address the racists face on.

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Reynolds shared that Martin Luther King jr.s protests were embarrassing the country because it was sharing how racist America was to everyone else and showed that even with peaceful protests, racists and police would fight back physically or with tear gas.

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Reynolds says that Martin Luther Kings protests that were characterized as being, silent, and non violent were an embarrassment to the country as it would show the rest of the world how the US treats its own people in response to nonviolent protests.

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Reynolds defines Black safe spaces as a place for Black Americans to stay away from racial discrimination, and fight back against stereotypes such as that Black people were sexually immoral or hypersexual, or that fathers were absent in Black households, or that the skin tone or hair texture was connected to beauty and intelligence.

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DuBois made a choice to be an antiracist socialist because he wanted to help black people because many people didn't want to help them. DuBois decided to help them by providing resources for them.

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Malcom X was a racist because he spoke out against racism to many people, asking for different enforcements of laws and causing other antiracists to say something. Malcom X also tried to empower black people and tried to unify everyone.

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Reynolds defines “Black safe spaces” as places that would resist the constant storm of racist ideas.

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While the Civil Rights Act outlawed racial discrimination on paper and allowed people of any background in public places, this act really just wanted people to be mass assimilationist's while being in public, instead of having their own identity.

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Reynolds said that Black people experienced a "double depression" when this event took place in America and they went through the Great Depression where everyone Black and White were suffering. However, Black people suffered more than White people because Black people had no money and they had no freedoms, while White people had freedoms and no money. This matters because a double depression for Black people was not having anything in their power with freedom like voting, but White people could do these things, just had no money.

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Reynolds says Dr. Kings nonviolent tactics were "embarrassing the country" because King was exposing how ruthless and disgusting there racism was in the U.S. With people violently responding to the NON-VIOLENT protest with fire hoses, tear gas and physical beating, communities around the world were shown how the U.S. treats their own people and this was humiliating.

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Reynolds describes Black safe spaces as spaces that would resist and fight against the racist ideas that came year after year. Spaces where Black people could resist the stereotyping of family dynamics and how beauty and intelligence were connected, spaces where they could fight racist ideas.

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Malcom X was an antiracist as he opposed assimilationism in the United States, acknowledging that black people shouldn't change themselves for white people to like them.

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President Franklin D. Roosevelt developed a government relief program called "New Deal". The program was mainly about creating a new deal for Black People to help relief with job programs to make sure that they are surviving in America. But, the government did help Black People, but not as much as you would think because it helped White People more. This matters because DuBois wrote a book about segregation about creating a safe space for Black people due to the stereotypes that they were facing.

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Malcolm X was a minister in the Nation of Islam, a religious group that focused on the liberation of Black people. Through discipline, self-defense, community organizing and a fortified understanding of who Black people were regardless of White peoples opinions. Malcolm X preached that Blacks were the original people of the world, which pushed back against the Bible and early theories of White Egypt. Not only that, Malcolm preached about Black self-sufficiency, that they could get by with just themselves.

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Reynolds defines "Black Safe spaces" as spaces that would resist and fight against the media storm of racist ideas the came year after year. This matters because they made stereotypes that were making fun of Black people about having absent fathers in households which made them inferior and the appearance of their face and skin. However, Black Safe Spaces creates an environment for Black people where they cannot receiving hate and stereotypes about them.

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Reynolds described the Black Safe spaces as spaces that resist and fight medias racist ideas year after year.

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Malcom X was an antiracist because he believed that Black people didn't need to be like White people in order to thrive and have equal rights. He believed that Black people could provide and care for themselves without having to conform to society's ideas.

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Malcolm X was an antiracist because he believed that Black people should not change themselves to act like white people but to express themselves as who they are already.

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Beliefs that made Malcolm X an anti-racist is the minister in the Nation of Islam, a religious organization focused on the liberation of Black People helping them with self-discipline, community organizing, and a fortified understanding of who they are. This matters because he wanted to avoid racist ideas about Black People and assimilationist ideas to explain who Black People are versus what other people say.

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DuBois became an "antiracist socialist", because he realized that Black people didn't have enough resources and provided Black people with more resources, but he also loved to watch the Civil rights movement grow, and become more powerful, as black people took back more of their rights. He felt like he connected to Martin Luther King Jr. and that changed the way he thought about Segregation and how it effected Black people, which changed from his idea that by using Segregation they could give Black Americans a safe place away from racial discrimination, and stereotypes.

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Reynolds defines "Black safe spaces" as a state where racist ideas were resisted. Stereotypes such as Black people being sexually immoral, hypersexual, Black households having absent fathers, and more. "Black safe spaces" fought the discrimination.

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DuBois chose to become an "anti-racist socialist" because after the New Deal by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Black people were still lacking basic necessities that allowed them to thrive in America. DuBois wanted to help Black people by attempting to make changes that would provide Black people these resources.

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The Civil Rights Act outlawed discrimination throughout daily America. This act prohibited discrimination from public places regardless of gender, race, or religion. Although the Civil Rights Act was a great step towards freedom for Black people in America at the time, it seemed to promote uplift suasion rather than anti-racism.

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DuBois chose to be a "antiracist socialist," because assimilationists were giving little resources to black people during this time period, so he stepped up with his belief it wont change if he didn't, and he was successful I'd say with what he did.

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Malcom X was a antiracist because his belief was that black people just had to be themselves, he didn't want them to try and fit into a white society without being themselves.

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Reynolds says that black people experienced "double depression" because of the effects of the great depression, and the lack of freedom on top of that. This means Just like everyone else black people were broke and struggled to make any money, but also faced segregation, racial violence, and voting prevention.

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Reynolds definition of "Black safe spaces" is spaces where people can come together and fight against inequal and racist ideas. Examples is the hypersexual idea, which many white people used as an excuse for terrible violence.

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Reynolds labeled M.L.K's non violent way of protest as embarrassing not because of Dr. Kings brave acts, but the way it made the terrible racist and violent acts law enforcement and company commit shine. It highlighted the way our police hurt, injure, and kill innocent people. This embarrassment is put directly at the fault of America itself.

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Many beliefs of Malcom X's showed his antiracism, but the one that stood out to me was that black people don't need to please or become what the white man wants them to. This directly counters assimilates ideas who want black people to act white. Malcom want black people to be who they are and not change for others.

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One of her aspects of her childhood influenced by her mother Sallye, who was a leader for 2 organizations which are NYC (N**** Youth Congress) and antiracist establishment. It was mostly about racial inequality and economic disparities which none the less, her husband and her taught her daughter (Angela) to not be racist while her environment was full of racism and poverty. In the mean time, she never have the heart to be white and put herself in that hierarchy, despite that they were mostly suffering in school and through out her life to speak, she got into a university at Brandeis, Waltham, Massachusetts. Fast forward, her life turned around to fight for racial discrimination after a bombing happened in a church in Birmingham.

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Jason Reynold defined Black Safe Spaces by taking a stand against racist ideas and assumptions that would be around the environment and fortify to protect and get away racial inequality.

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Jason Reynolds say that Dr. King's nonviolent tactics were "embarrassing the country" because it resulted a shameless act for the environment with racism as being non violent for the civil rights movement but it was actually violent by the lit up tear gas and getting arrested to fight for their rights. This highlighted so many ways due to the fact that no matter what they're pleasing in the hope for freedom, U.S.A wasn't being concerned about their rights.

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According to Reynolds, Black people had a "Double Depression" because of the Great Depression and the lack of black rights at the time. Black people at the time had no money, no freedom, and they barely had any rights, if not any.

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DuBois chose to become a "antiracist socialist," because assimilationists at the time were giving black people not a lot of resources. He believed that if he didn't, nothing would change, so he stepped up and his actions were successful.

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Jason Reynolds defines an "Black safe space" as a area that fights against racist statements constantly. This involves defending against stereotypes like the idea that Black people are bad, beauty are correspond with skin tone and hair, and

Black fathers are absent.

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Reynolds says that the silent, peaceful Martin Luther King protests were embarrassing to the nation because they showed to the rest of the world how the US handles its own citizens when they stage peaceful demonstrations.

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DuBois chose to become an antiracist socialist because he wanted to help black people who weren't getting enough resources. He provided them with more resources. And watched them get their rights back.

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DuBois chose to become an antiracist socialist because he saw that being an assimilationist was not giving black people enough resources.

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Jason Reynolds said that black people experienced a double depression because everyone else only had to deal with immense poverty, while black people had to deal with immense poverty and a lack of freedom due to racism.

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Reynolds defines black safe places as places where people could go to fight and resist against the media and lots of different racist ideas.

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What civil rights actually did was it outlawed discrimination towards people for any reason.

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Sallye Davis (Angela Davis's mother) "had been a leader in the Southern Negro Youth Congress," which was an antiracist organization that protested economic and racial disparities. Angela Davis's parents taught/trained her to be an antiracist. As she grew up she became a leading voice and spoke out about how she disagreed with how the activism was going on, she got into a predominantly White university, and when the bombing of the church happened, she used it as fuel to keep on fighting the racial discrimination and segregation that was happening.

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Reynolds describes "black safe spaces" as a safe place for black people to get away from racial discrimination and to fight against racist ideas.

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Malcolm X was an antiracist because he belived that black people should not have to present themselves / act like white people. he wanted them to act as they are and not put a mask on.

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W.E.B DuBois chose to become an antiracist socialist because he wanted black people to be self-sufficient and assimilationism wasn't helping black people towards that goal.

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The Civil Rights Act was able to outlaw/challenge discrimination during that time. The Civil Rights Act discouraged discrimination whilst in public places without relying on gender, race, or religion and other things of that matter. The Civil Rights Act was something that brought forth black power, and was something that was extremely necessary for black power to arise.

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Reynolds said that black people were experiencing a double depression, because not only did they not have any money, not only could they not get by, but they also didn't have any freedom. While people of color WERE being aided by the government it wasn't nearly as much as their white counterparts were being aided. Nor was it nearly enough to get by.

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Some aspects of Angela Davis child hood that lead her to her antiracist life was her parents. Her parents were activist her mom Sallye Davis was a leader of the SNYC a organization that fought against racist economic inequality. As activist themselves they raised Angela to be an antiracist, most of Davis childhood was spend feeling the effects of racisms and poverty. Angela then vowed she would never deny her roots and never desire to be a white person, these experiences stuck with her till collage where she decided to put her opinions and ideas on racism to use.

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DuBois choose to become an “antiracist socialist” because they had just entered the great depression and black people needed help and he was done sucking up to white people he just wanted "black people to be recognized as human.

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Reynolds described Black Safe Spaces as spaces that would resist and fight against the media storm of racist ideas. From stereotypes that black people were sexually immoral to the idea that they were hypersexual.

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Jason Reynolds defines Black Safe Spaces as spaces that would resist and fight against the media storm of racist ideas that came year after year. From the stereotype that black people were sexually immoral or hypersexual.

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DuBois chose to become an "antiracist socialist" because DuBois saw that Black people were lacking necessities that they needed to survive in America. This trigger would allow him to help black people by providing the resources they lacked, and stepped up in something he believed in.

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Reynolds says that the violent responses to the nonviolent civil rights movement was embarrassing the country because (in Reynolds eyes and in many people at the times eyes) black people weren't fighting back. In the eyes of the rest of the non-White world, they were getting pushed around. Black activists were showing that they were weak, and they weren't actually changing anything. This of course isn't true, but it is how a lot of the non-white world thought.

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Malcolm X was a minister in the Nation of Islam, a religious group that focused on the liberation of Black people. Through discipline, self-defense, community organizing and a fortified understanding of who Black people were regardless of White peoples opinions. Malcolm X preached that Blacks were the original people of the world, which pushed back against the Bible and early theories of White Egypt. Not only that, Malcolm X preached about Black self-sufficiency.

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Sallye Davis, Angela Davis's mom, had been a leader in the Southern Negro Youth Congress, and antiracist organization, that protested racial and economic disparities. Sallye, and her husband trained Angela to be an antiracist. Most of Angela's childhood was spent wrestling with the poverty and racism around her, she even decided early on that she would never desire to be White. Angela fought and spoke out all the way up until she got to college at Brandeis. When the bombing occurred in Birmingham, she had been conditioned for this. Angela was ready, and now was her time to stand. Angela really rose in the antiracist movement after this incident.

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Jason Reynolds described the black peoples experience as a double depression. This was because while going through a great depression, which impacted everyone, the black people were also going through another depression. "Racism", Racism was something that gave black people a double depression because, while everyone had no money, the black people had no money and no freedom making it s struggle and a double depression for the black people.

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Reynolds defines “Black safe spaces” as "spaces that would resist and fight against the media storm of racist ideas that came year after year".

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Reynolds said that Dr. King's nonviolent tactics were "embarrassing the country?' because everyone who was trying to fight nonviolent activists with violence were fighting people who were just trying to live, they were basically making people realize there was no reason to fight people who weren't even being violent, who were just trying to live. This was embarrassing because it showed the world how racist the U.S. was, and that they discriminated against black people just because of the color of their skin, NOT because they were violent or inferior.

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Malcom X was a antiracist because of his beliefs about how black people didn't need to present themselves as perfect, but as who they truly are. He believed that Black people could provide care for themselves without having to fit in and/or blend in with society. This belief made him an anti-racist because the belief summed up is just the thought of black people being recognized by being humans and getting rights they deserve without fitting in with the whites.

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The Civil Rights Act was suppose to make any discrimination towards any race illegal but what it did was give white people the excuse that everything is now fine, that now because white and black people were "now equal" black people should get over the hundreds of years of suffering they had to endure. The Civil Rights Act didn't end racisms or make white people rethink about "white superiority", it would instead create an opportunity for white people to use it as an excuse to play the victim, that they themselves as white people where now being treated unfairly. This just end up causing my racist ideas.

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The reason Why Ryan Reynolds said that black people face double depression was because while white people were struggling to make ends meet and going broke. Black people had to go through the same thing but more since they didn't have the same rights and opportunities.

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Reynolds says that Dr. King’s nonviolent tactics were “embarrassing the country” because they were just peacefully protesting and then where brutally attacked by police if you read that on a paper its obvious that the county is corrupt.

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Some beliefs that made Malcolm X an antiracist was that he focused on the Liberation of Black people by teaching them self defense, community organizing and giving Black people a better understanding of who they were. Malcolm X believed that Black people were the first people to live on earth, which was contradictory to the Bible's story. He also wanted Black people to be able to take care of themselves, and their families by themselves. Malcolm X's believe was to steer away from assimilationist ideas, in hope for a better future.

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I believe that Reynolds said that black people experienced a double depression while trying to seek equal rights. The reason why it was called double depression is because black people had to find equality while also having no money and freedom.

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Jason Reynolds defines black safe spaces as "Spaces that would resist and fight against the media storm of racist ideas that came year after year". Black safe spaces were used to fight and defend you against stereotypical and racist ideas.

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Reynolds refers to black peoples situation during that time as "double depression" due to the fact that the great depression was taking full effect and on top of that black people we treated unfairly, had less rights, less successful jobs and money. Suffering through the great depression and the fight for equal rights is horrible.

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Malcolm X beliefs did not tell black people to conform and change themselves to appeal white people. Antiracists believe that everyone is equal and do not need to change to fit into a group.

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Reynolds defines "Black safe spaces" as "Spaces that would resist and fight against the media storm of racist ideas that came year after year" which allows people to not feel or be judged and share their ideas freely.

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Some aspects of Angela Davis's childhood which lead her to become an antiracist was her mom who's name was Sallye. Sallye was a leader of two organization's, the NYC and the Antiracist Establishment. Angela Davis started a Black Student Union in 1967 and ramped up the Black Power Movement. Angela Davis was a prominent Political activist, author, and scholar. She founded the Critical Resistance and National Alliance against Racist and Political Repression. Angela Davis actively fought for Racial equality and was an activist for change. Her work is important because she helped Black students find a way to fight for their rights, she helped promote the Black Lives Matter movement which helped Black people get better rights, and gave people hope.