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Nelson Mandela and the Fall of Apartheid

In South Africa, from 1948 to 1993, The National Party of South Africa came into power and institutional racism plagued the country. One activist, named Nelson Mandela, helped stop this racism by joining the ANC and persuading others to help him end apartheid.

- Nelson Mandela Fought against racial segregation or apartheid and was given the Nobel Peace prize in 1993. - Nelson Mandela Joined the "ANC" a party the fought for black Africans rights. - Originally he believed in peaceful protests but he changed his mind due to being sympathetic to armed resistance after the 1960 Sharpeville Massacre when South African Police killed 69 and wounded 180 unarmed protesters. - After that the ANC was banned and Nelson along with 10 others were sentenced to life in prison. - Nelson Mandela was arrested with 150 activists on the charge of treason. - Early in Mandela's career he tried being peaceful but that didn't work.Then he tried violence and he got arrested. - The new South African President in 1990 Frederik De Klerk let Mandela free and lifted the ban on the ANC. -In 1994 he was elected South Africa's first black president. - While president he united blacks and whites in South Africa by the sport rugby.

Nelson Mandela Facts

- Apartheid started in 1948 when the National Party came into power and legislated apartheid - Ended when F.W. De Klerk began to deconstruct Apartheid - People were brutally punished when acting against apartheid like when police would often open fire with tear gas and bullets. - People were segregated and discriminated.Many other white south Africans wanted to keep apartheid because it gave them power over black South Africans.

Apartheid facts

Why Nelson was Important.

Nelson Mandela brought new ideas and spread new cultures around the world.He persevered even when put in jail just cause others didn't like his ideas.F.W De klerk helped end apartheid.They united two of the same types of people who believed that they were different.Nelson inspired others and made them believe that they could change the world just like Mahatma Gandhi inspired him to do so.

The Long term Impact

Nelson Mandela was made the first Black president of South Africa in 1994 and was given the Nobel peace prize along with the former president of South Africa in 1993 after ending segregation and becoming one of the main reasons why apartheid fell.

The Short Term Impact

When Nelson Mandela was arrested for acting against segregation along with other ANC members people started getting mad. Afterward the ANC was banned Then at 1990 F.W. De Klerk released Nelson and forced to lift the ban off the ANC.

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Do you want to know some of his responsibilities? Do you want to know about his rights? Well, then, you've come to the right place! This website is all about Tyrus Wong and his rights and responsibilities. Much of the information on this site (that is not personally about Wong) can also be applied to the lives of other artists!

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Sexual Abuse

ThesisThe Women's rights movement in the U.S starting from the 1800ś and changed the way women think when they are in a relationship or married. Our specific assaults were one per century. Overtime laws changed due to the actions and demonstration of letting others know they are not alone and they want a change. Laws including the right to women's voting, and woman got the independence and confidence to finally stand up to being sexually abused by men. The marches including the March for women's equality April 9th, 1989 are what made one of the biggest impacts and marches that are even specifically going on today like the #Me Too movement which lets a woman speak out about their abuse. It changed lots of things in the past and present day. This is related to rights and responsibilities because marches for sexual abuse and woman speaking out demanding attention and their rights to be treated correctly.

Heart of the StoryMain events in my topic where the marches that went on. There is actually one going on specifically today. The #Metoo march, it is a march where it lets a woman know they have also been sexually abused, raped, etc. It brings woman together to speak out and let others know "You are not alone "Me Too" I have also been what you are going through." Activist Tarana Burke is the woman who started it and made it aware since 2006, which encourages women to show solidarity with each other, specifically when it comes to sexual harassment. The hashtag that represents the social cause went viral in 2017 when Alyssa Milano used it in support of friend Rose McGowan's allegations of sexual harassment against Harvey Weinstein. There have been many people involved and our topic is sexual abuse but we are also going to be giving a little information about the #Me Too moment on our Globster. I wouldn't say there are specific people because there are sometimes 600,000 people marching to fight against terrible things like this but some specific people who started the ovens are like I said before Activist Tarana Burke and Oprah who told her story on how she was molested by her cousin, uncle, and a family friend, starting when she was nine years old, something she first announced to her viewers on a 1986 episode of her TV show regarding sexual abuse. And back then it was "embarrassing" or just not "normal" and open for a woman to talk about.

Short Term Impact The president tweeted about how it's a good day to march. Some streets are being crowded though and some laws still aren't changing. In Virginia, some laws were changed. A lot of streets are being closed. In Virginia, laws were changed. A lot more people are speaking out about it and talking. Many people including people who marched alongside other women who were going through the same thing. Many women including men, actually every 8 minutes, a victim of sexual abuse is a child. Meanwhile, only 6 out of every 1,000 perpetrators will end up in prison. The intended consequences are to change the law, make society safer, and help women or men speak out about sexual abuse. This is the effect of the marches and woman speaking of course. The sexual abuse itself can land you to in jail, thousands of dollars, and even on the death row.

BackgroundThis event is influencing and this is something that has been happening 1800-to this day. Many things happened throughout the time that this was happening like debating the African American rights. This topic was influencing because it showed how important it was to stand up for women. Many people finally understood that you have to stand up for everyone equally. The gender doesn't matter, the race doesn't matter, and neither does their background or past. Sexual abuse is not a joke and is a serious crime. This event destroyed many girls' childhood maybe even grown woman. They could be scared to ever be in a relationship after the occurrence.

Build up The main people in this event are people who were sexually assaulted. Some specific people who walked in this march are Oprah Winfrey, Simone Biles, e.t.c. The events that are leading from the march are more marches and a lot of people are coming out and talking about what they had to face. The action is happening and it's good. Before people came out and spoke about what was going on with them they were not sure what to do when they got assaulted and a lot of people were scared and ashamed of what happened so they were scared to talk about it. If they did or leave their partner who knows what could happen to them. Thankfully more people today are speaking out which gives many more women the confidence they need to speak about it.

Long Term Impact The main people in this event are people who were sexually assaulted. Some specific people who walked in this march are Oprah Winfrey, Simone Biles, e.t.c. The events that are leading from the march are more marches and a lot of people are coming out and talking about what they had to face. The action is happening and it's good. Before people came out and spoke about what was going on with them they were not sure what to do when they got assaulted and a lot of people were scared and ashamed of what happened so they were scared to talk about it. If they did or leave their partner who knows what could happen to them. Thankfully more people today are speaking out which gives many more women the confidence they need to speak about it.

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