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He said this because during the depression black people in America experienced having no money during the depression AND no freedom.

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He defines black safe spaces as spaces that would fight againts racism and stereotypes and provide a sense of freedom. They were started to combat assimilationists and segregationists in 1934.

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Reynolds said black people experienced a double depression because during the depression in America, black people had no money and no freedom.

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They were embarrassing the country because it was showing how when the SNCC were staging nonviolent sit-ins, they were met with violence from the business owners and other customer despite only protesting peacefully.

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He says this because during this time, the country entered the great depression which meant black people in America had no money and no freedom.

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Du Bois chose to become an antiracist socialist because the government relief programs weren't helping black people in the way they were helping white people and he wanted black safe spaces.

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Reynolds described Black safe spaces as places that resisted and fought racist ideas and stereotypes portrayed and spread through the media about black people.

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The beliefs that made Malcolm X antiracist were blacks were the original people of the world and preached about Black self-sufficiency-that Black people could care for themselves, their families, and their communities all by themselfs.

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Malcolm X believed in Black self-sufficiency, pushed back against the bibles ideas by saying that black people were the originally people of the world, and said that his communities could care for themselves.

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The purpose of James Baldwin's collection The Fire Next Time was to encapsulate the Black experience alongside racism.

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I feel like Reynolds says this because people of color back then during the depression had no freedom and money

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Reynolds said that Dr. King's nonviolent tactics were embarrassing the country because there was lots of violence in response to it, as the world watched racists in America hurt people in a nonviolent movement which was wrong.

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The Civil Rights Act was a political play by President Johnson and people had spoken out about it like Malcolm X not speaking out about the bill but the likelihood of it ever being enforced. Johnson knew that if he made it about Kennedy his position as president or his potential to get reelected wouldn't be affected.

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Reynolds says that black people experienced double depression because one they had no freedom and since America just entered the Great Depression black people were both poor and had no freedom experiencing a double depression.

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Malcolm X believed that black people were the originally people of the world which went against the bible, and was part of a religious group that supported the understanding of who black people were regardless of white people's opinions and preached about black self suficiency.

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The Fire Next Time collection was a series created to encapsulate and spread awareness about black experience with racism.

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Davis's mother was part of an anti-racist organization that protested racial and economic disparities, and taught her to be anti-racist.

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Reynolds said that Black people experienced a "double Depression" because while the whole country was experiencing the Depression, Black people also on top of that had no freedom.

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This was due to the fact that during The Great Depression, people had no money, but black people had no freedom on top of having no money, so it would be 2 problems, leading Reynolds to say a double depression.

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He defines it as a place that would resist and fight against the media storm of racist ides that came year after year. A place where racist stereotypes weren't placed on them daily.

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This was because he wanted nothing to do with the new method where White folk wanted to transform the NAACP into an organization of "refined" folk like himself. This made him turn away from the NAACP's madness and bureaucracy as he turned to antiracism.

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Reynolds said this because black people were experiencing racism and being poor

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Reynolds described a black safe space as a place where they can resist racism and fight back against the media spreading racist ideas.

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He said it was embarrassing because those nonviolent sit ins were being fought back with violence

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DuBois chose to become and antiracist socialist because Walter White wanted people to assimilate and become "refined" like him, but DuBois wanted to Black people to be self-sufficient, to be Black.

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Angela Davises mother was a leader of a anti racist organazion, and her mother was teaching her young to be an antiracist.

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Reynolds said that Dr. King's nonviolent tactics were embarrassing the country because, the non-violent sit ins were responded to with violence.

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He says this because people of color in america didn't have money nor did they have freedom.

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DuBois became a antiracist socialist because the naacp program where helping white people more then colored people.

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He describes black safe spaces as places that they can fight against racism, its ideas, and stereotypes, from the media and people so they could feel like they were free.

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Du Bois became an antiracist socalist because he wanted black people to be self sufficient. The NAACP program assisted white people as well as black people, it just helped them less.

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Jason Reynolds said that during depression of the Black people in America have no money and no freedom at all.

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Reynolds says this because not only did they also go through the great depression they also had very little money and no freedom

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Malcolm X was anti-racist because he believed that Black people were the original people of the Earth, which went against the Bible. He also believed that Black people should be self-sufficient.

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Jason Reynolds defines Black safe spaces as a place that fought racist ideas aginst the massive waves of the racist media storms.

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Reynolds says that black people experienced a "double depression" because when all of America was facing the Great Depression black people were also experiencing it and on top had no freedom.

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Reynolds says this because when the country got into the great depression In America where they had no money or freedom.

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Jason Rynolds said that Dr. King's nonviolent tactics were "embarrassing the country" because the nonviolent actions where always met and responded with violence.

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James Baldwin’s The Fire Next Time looks to stop Americas racial injustices and spread awareness of racism.

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DuBois choose to become an "antiracist socialist" because he wants arguing for Black safe spaces. Spaces that would resist and fight against the media storm of the racist idea. He wants to fight against that.

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He defines black spaces as spaces would resist and fight against the media storm of racists ideas.

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DuBois chose to become an anti racist because he wanted black people to be self sufficient. Another reason why he became an anti racist is because the whiter people wanted to transform the NAACP into an organization for folks like him self.

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Jason Reynolds Defines " Black safe spaces" as a place where they can fight for their rights, and a place where racist stereotypes will stop.

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The beliefs that made Malcolm X antiracist were Blacks were the original people of the world and preached Black self-sufficiency that black people could care for themselves, their families, and their communities all by themselves.

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Du bois was a anti racist because he pushed for black people to stand on there feet but NAACP was more for helping white people

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Reynolds defines it by resisting and fighting back against the racist ideas media has created and even the stereotypes

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The belief the made Malcom X anti racist is the black people where the original people of the world. He also believed that black people should be self-sufficient.

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Malcolm X's believed that black people were the original people of the world and really pushed for black sufficiency

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What the civil rights act ended up doing was give white people an excuse to say that everything was fine, but without anything from the act being affective.

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Reynolds defines “Black safe spaces” as spaces that fight against racist ideas from media and racist stereotypes.

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Because he had already shifted more towards antiracism from assimilationist ideas, and because black people at the time had no freedom, and less money due to the Great depression.

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His beliefs that black people are self-sufficient, his organization also focused on an understanding of who black people were regardless of white people's opinions. His beliefs and the ways they went against assimilationist and segregationist ideas also made him antiracist.

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Reynolds defines "Black safe spaces" as certain spaces that would block and fight against any racist ideas in the media aswell as any racist sterotypes.

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Reynolds said that Dr. King's nonviolent tactics were "embarrasing the country" because even though Dr. King, the SCNN, and the whole civil rights movement were banking on "being" themselves, the nonviolent civil rights movement got malevolent violence as a response.

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Reynolds said that Black people experienced a "double depression" because during the Great Depression no one had money but being black and living in America during the Great Depression meant no money aswell as no freedom.

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Du Bois chose to be an antiracist socialist because it was the "double depression" but also, because Black people needed their own New Deal but Franklin D. Rooselvelt made a new deal only in effect for white people meaning, black people didn't get a New Deal.