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Eladio Carrión, Bad Bunny - Kemba Walker (Audio Oficial)

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the founding of the black panther party 1966

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the founding of the black panther party 1966

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the events leading up to this was malcom x and his speeches and movement it gave life to this the black panther party only wanted to arm black people for self defense only they also started the first free breakfeast program it also advocated for equal rights similir to the other civil rights groups this is very important as this was the first black created political party
source-https://www.archives.gov/research/african-americans/black-power/black-panthers#:~:text=The%20Black%20Panther%20Party%20for,defense%2C%20particularly%20against%20police%20brutality.

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schools were separated by black schools and white schools with a clear biase on which schools got more funding and better conditions this unfair system lead to Oliver brown suing the board of education in Topeka Kansas because he wanted his daughter to go to a school that was closer to there house and with the help of Thurgood Marshall was able to argue the case in front of the supreme court and fortunately, it was received well as the court voted unanimously to remove the separate but equal doctrine the bad part was that while yes it was gone they didn't enforce it
this is very important to the civil rights movement as its a start to many more events over the next decades

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while emmett was in missisipi he allegdey cat called a white women who was manageing a candy store days later when she told her husband him and his brother went to where emmett was staying forced him into there car where they then brought him to a river bank where he was beaten so brutulty they could only identify him by the ring on his finger when authrotiys found out they wanted him buried quickly but his mom fought for his body to be returned to chicago for a open casket funeral this was where the infamous photo of his brutalized body comes from this is important to the civil rights movement beacuse the photo of his open caskett was put into a magazine that got worldwide attention which lead to more support of the civil rights movement outside of america

source-https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/the-death-of-emmett-till

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everywhere in america buses where segregated in that most of the time black poeple were forced to sit in the back unless there were no white poeple on the bus but if there were they had to give up there sit these "rules" is what lead to rosa parks getting aressted on december first 1955 as she didnt give up her seat when asked to by the bus driver the argument eventully lead to the ploice being callled and rosa being arrested now this is important to the civil rights movment as this was what lead up to the montgomery bus boycott and not only that rosa parks was the mother of the civil rights movment as she helped orginze protest and participated in the boycotts

source-https://www.history.com/topics/black-history/rosa-parks

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the events leading up to this were just bus segregation but the final straw was when rosa parks got arrested the boycott lasted a full year black leaders told others to boycott the busses everywhere they could instead of taking the bus they walked everywhere they would usually go for example work the reason this boycott worked was because the buses lost tons of money causing congress to desegregate busses it was important to the civil rights movement as not only was it a huge victory it inspired others to do the same with different segregation issues and for people to organize protest

source-https://www.history.com/topics/black-history/montgomery-bus-boycott

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this started when the seprate but equal doctirne was abloished and shcools were disegregating but not all states wanted to do that one of them being arkansas the govener did not want schools to be desegregated so when the little rock 9 tried to go to a formaly all white school for the first time the governer sent in the natioal gaurd of kansas to prevent them from going but when esienhower heard about this he sent the military to personally escort them to school this is important to the civil rights movement as it was the first time black students attended an all white school this would lead to many more schools doing the same in the coming decade

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the event that lead up to this was the bombing of a church in bhurmingham which killed 3 young girls multiple civil rights leaders including mlk orgnized and executed this protest on washington to bring light to the still ongoing issue that african americans were facing this was extremely important to the civil rights movement as not only its the most famous event of the movement mlks i have a dream speech here is still recgonized to this day

spurce-https://www.history.com/topics/black-history/march-on-washington

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the events leading up to this where the amount of protest and speeches that were made by the black community espaclly the march on washington presedent kennedy was going to sign this but he was assanated before he could so his vp lydon b johnson this was very important to the movement beacuse of this law it was now illegal to discriminate in america based on your race which would hopfully help the black comunty
source- https://www.history.com/topics/black-history/civil-rights-act

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Malcolm x was a very important leader in the civil rights movement he took on a different approach than mlk wanting to fight back with self-defense rather than do a non-violent protest he advocated his support to arm black people which would eventually end up becoming the black panther party unfortunately he wouldn't live to see the party formed as he was assassinated a year before the party was formed
source-https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/godinamerica-civil-rights/#:~:text=He%20organized%20temples%3B%20founded%20a,the%20historical%20oppression%20of%20blacks.

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events leading up to this was malcom making his own moske orginazation after realzing that the one he was currently in was corrupt the nation of islam didint like this and assaonated him this is important for civil rights as malcoms work would be the foundation for the black panther party

source-https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/godinamerica-civil-rights/#:~:text=He%20organized%20temples%3B%20founded%20a,the%20historical%20oppression%20of%20blacks.