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During this boycott, African Americans refused to ride city buses in Montgomery ,Alabama to protest segregated seating. The boycott started December 5,1955 to December 20, 1956. 1956, during the protest, snipers began to fire into buses, one shooter shattered both legs of a pregnant African American woman.

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Malcolm X’s Fiery Speech Addressing Police Brutality

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On April 12, 1963, Dr. King was arrested in Birmingham, Alabama for marching and protesting as a black man along side other African Americans. While being incarcerated, he wrote a 4-page letter. Martin Luther King Jr. address issues like unfairness to African Americans when it comes to law enforcers.. He also states issues of segregation and what consequences comes after refusing to be treated differently. He wants all fairness and all races to become one and treat each other as equal.

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President John F. Kennedy's Civil Rights Address

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1964 Malcolm X "Ballot or The Bullet" speech

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1964 Malcolm X "Ballot or The Bullet" speech

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This speech was about Malcolm X addressing political issues with black Americans and their right to exist. He described the topic of this speech as "it explains itself. " He stated during the hour speech, "today, it's time to stop singing and start swinging". Malcolm addressed the government by saying one of many things like "the government has failed us, you can't deny that".

https://www.mojologic.com.au/speech-23-malcolm-x-the-ballot-or-the-bullet/

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The Negro revolution occured in 1965, when black americans were still fighting for equality and against racism. The negro revolution is a fight for the "negro citizens" and unequal treatment between them. As people know, "the negro family has been batted and harrassed by injustice"

https://www.dol.gov/general/aboutdol/history/webid-moynihan/moynchapter1

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After the negro revolution, President Lyndon Johnson believed he could make a change with civil rights in favor of African Americans. President Johnson stated, "any attempt to deny justice to fellow citizens based upon the color of their skin, as a whole, is a betrayal of America and its ideals". 2 months later, civil rights leaders John Lewis and Rev. Hosa Williams and their protesters were attacked by state police and local law enforcement. This is the originator of the picture that shows and describes Bloody Sunday.

https://www.whitehousehistory.org/we-shall-overcome-lbj-voting-rights

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Muhammad Ali Make his spoke his famous poem during an interview in 1972.

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Wake Up And Apologize - Muhammad Ali | All Def Poetry

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On May 13,2020, protesters decided to protest down streets to speak out about the police brutality that's getting worse. During this protest, many citizens were attacked by gas cans, rubber bullets, and arrested. 143 people were arrested during the time of this protest. The reason for this protest is to speak out about all of the families who lost someone to wrongful death and the excessive force used by law enforcers.

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Defunding the police started in May of 2020 due to the unreasonable amount of force by law enforcement in the entire world. Defunding means redirecting the money given to the law enforcers elsewhere. As of now, the government has decided to defund some of the departments in the world such as Atlanta, Austin, Baltimore, and more.