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Datas: 29 Apr 1992-4 may 1992

Location: Los Angeles county

Arrested: 12,111. Damage: $1 billion

In the spring of 1991, Rodney King a black man was beaten by four Los Angeles police officers after a high-speed chase where Mr, King was intoxicated. A bystander's video of the assault was broadcast nationally.

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Oj Simpson is a man that used to be an nfl star turned into a murder suspect. O.J was apart of a very controversial court case which saw him being the main suspect to killing his wife. Despite overwhelming evidence that it was him one key bit of evidence completely flipped the case upside down. This evidence being the glove that didn’t fit O.Js hand. It’s rumoured that O.Js lawyer told him to stop taking his arthritis medicine so his hands would swell. Making it so the murder glove wouldn’t fit.

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the east coast- West coast rivaly ws beetween biggies gang and tupacs gang. it all started when tupac got and after tupac got shot biggie released a song called who shot ya. tupac took this as a diss and released a diss trackon biggie called hit em up which is one of the most iconic disstrack ever. later on tupac got killed by a former gang leader Keefe D. and then 6 months later biggie got killed by someone who we don't know to this day.

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The O.J. Simpson trial was a high-profile criminal case that took place in L.A. County Superior Court from January 24 to October 3, 1995. The trial involved the former NFL player and actor O.J. Simpson, who was found guilty of murdering his ex-wife Nicole Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman.

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The Rise Of IVF.

IVF or fertility treatments were produced to the public in 1978 for couples or individuals struggling with infertility. IVF was first tested on rabbits in 1950 which turned out to be successful. 20 years later in 1970 they began trying the experiment on people. it kept failing, then a long 8 years later in 1978 IVF had they first seccessful baby birth.

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In Los Angeles riots erupted on the 29th of April 1992, after four white police officers were acquitted over the videotaped beating of a black motorist Rodney King. The anger following this tragic event included the death of 54 people due to lootings and burnings and overall cost over $1bn to the city, and a state of emergency was declared. In the wake of the riots the Los Angeles Police Department (LADP) was forced to make a change. The grainy black and white footage of King's beating offered proof of what the black community had been complaining about the decades - police brutality.

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The OJ Simpson Trial

criminal trial of former college and professional football star O.J. Simpson, was tried for the murder of his ex wife Nicole brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman, on October 1995.

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The O.J Simpson trial,

the 1995 criminal trial in which former college and professional American football star, O.J Simpson was tried for the murder of his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman. He served at the Lovelock correctional centre in rural Nevada, until being paroled and released in 2017.

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Y2K

a bug that could cause computers or software to misinterpret a year after 1999 as having the first two digits 19 instead of 20, due to the coding of dates using only the last two digits of the four-digit year.

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This occured in Central Park, 1989, where a white woman was attacked and raped, while jogging. Five black teenagers between the ages 14-16 were arrested based on forced confession. the teens confessed, think theyd get a better deal (eventhough they were innocent), but their statements were inconsistant, so they later revoked, claiming a forced/fake confession. Despite lack of evidence, the teens were convicted. DNA evidence revealed later that another, already convicted rapist, was guilty leading to the teens release. The five were offered a settlement by New York City of $41 million.

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IVF or in vitro fertilization was first developed in 1978 to help treat female infertility cause by damaged or blocked fallopian tubes. it was first tested on rabbits in 1959. 1978 was when the first successful live birth occurred. IVF only became completely accessible during the 1980's. It was a successful way for previously infertile parents to begin starting their families.

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The central park five occurred in 1989 when Trisha Meili was attacked while jogging through central park. Five young boys who were black aged between 14-16 were arrested based on coerced confessions. The teens were confused due to them being promised a better deal but were later recanted as they weren't used in the way they said they were and they then argued that they were forced confessions. Despite the inconsistent confessions they were convicted because of the tapes even though there was no physical evidence. They were later exonerated after 13-17 years due to new found evidence that connected a convicted rapist to the case who was later found guilty. The five were offered a settlement of $41 million dollars.

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The East Coast–West Coast hip hop rivalry was a feud between artists and fans of the two coasts in the United States, especially in the mid-1990s. The rivalry was centered around the feud between Tupac Shakur and the Notorious B.I.G. two rappers from opposing coasts. The rivalry was so intense that some considered it a "life or death" situation. Tupac and the Notorious B.I.G. were both murdered in drive-by shootings within six months of each other. The feud entered a truce in 1997 after a "peace" summit led by Louis Farrakhan, the leader of the Nation of Islam.

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Y2K

Many feared that when the clocks struck midnight on January 1, 2000, many affected computers would be using an incorrect date and thus fail to operate properly unless the computers’ software was repaired or replaced before that date.

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The 1990s were a decade of rapid technological advancement and societal shifts, with breakthroughs like the Human Genome Project pushing the boundaries of genetic science. At the same time, ethical debates emerged around these advancements, reflecting fears about humanity's increasing control over nature. Gattaca serves as a cautionary tale, envisioning a future shaped by the unchecked application of genetic engineering—a reflection of both the hopes and anxieties of the 90s.

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Rodney King, a Black man whose brutal beating by Los Angeles police officers in 1991 was captured on video, became a powerful symbol of systemic racism and police brutality. His case highlighted deep inequalities in American society, sparking outrage and conversations about justice, discrimination, and fairness. This context can connect meaningfully to Gattaca through its themes of systemic bias and inequity.

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The film captures the 1990s apprehension towards rapid technological progress, particularly in biotechnology. It explores the ethical dilemmas of genetic engineering and the potential loss of humanity in pursuit of perfection, echoing debates about cloning and genetic modification.