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As a civil rights activist, words to describe my feelings about Kennedy's speech are supported and accomplished. That's because after several years of nation wide protest, we finally got the attention and support of the president. This could be extremely useful because now laws can be passed that end Jim Crow, end separate but equal, end segregation, and give all African Americans an equal chance to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Also, because he condemns discrimination and the practices that are being used, which can change the minds of some Americans, or additionally help for the passage of laws protecting African Americans.

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Words to describe my feelings about Kennedy's speech are upset but supportive because it is horrible that African Americans were faced with so much discrimination but I am supportive of Kennedy's speech and glad that there was finally a president to stand up for them.

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As a civil rights activist watching kennedy's powerful speech I feel relieved, because we finally have a president pro African American supporting African Ameicans

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As a Civil Rights Activist watching Kennedy's powerful speech I feel relieved, because we finally have a president that does not agree with segregation and doesn't discriminate people off of their skin color.

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As a civil rights activist watching president Kennedys I would feel supported. I would feel this way because of all the things that the president Kennedy acknowledged and how much he supports the activists.

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As a civil rights activist, after hearing John F. Kennedy's speech about Civil Rights I feel supported because John F. Kennedy makes it clear that if some of us are not equal, we are all not equal. Finally we have someone who hears us and understands what we have done and been through. We can see that all of our hard work is finally paying off.

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As a civil rights activist, I would feel satisfied after hearing John F Kennedy's speech. He says that every American should be able to enjoy their privileges they have and not be treated different due to race and that you should treat others how you want to be treated.

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As a Civil Rights Activist hearing President Kennedy address on the Civil Rights in the US, I would strongly agree with his claims, but feel proud and accomplished in the progress the Civil Rights Movement has made, in which the president is now in support. Having a president who is understanding and addressing the color barrier and systematic racism would become and incredibly strong motive in the movement.

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As a civil rights activist I would feel empowered and maybe even in awe because he said such powerful things about the African American condition, and how the US will not be fully free, until its citizens are free.

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I would feel empowered. After so much time going by with injustice for African Americans, to have the president say this feels like winning the first fight of the uphill battle. That someone in power finally recognizes the mistreatment that they had gone through.

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As a civil rights activist I would feel satisfied by JFK's speech because he is in agreement with what a civil rights activist has been fighting for several years. I would also feel this way because he is saying that it is an african americans right to have social,political, and economic freedom. he is also talking about that african americans should not have to be escorted to school because of discriminatory and segregationist people. he is saying that until african americans have rights none of us do which would give civil rights activists a very accomplished and satisfied feeling.

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As a Civil Rights Activist, I would feel overjoyed that the efforts of fellow Civil Rights Activists were finally being recognized and acted upon. I would be excited because one of the most powerful people in America was fighting for equality and that he was trying to do it as fast as possible because he recognizes that the discrimination has gone on for too long.

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As a civil rights activist after hearing John F Kennedys speech, I would feel empowered because we finally have a president who is willing to stand up for the rights of African Americans

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As a civil right activist, I would feel empowered by John F. Kennedy's speech,  because I am in agreement with his words against discrimination. Finally, we have a president who is standing up for civil rights of African Americans. With this support from a political leader, we have the opportunity to overcome segregation and Jim crow laws that separate people on the basis of race.

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Words to describe my feelings on kennedys speech are motivated because he explains the importance of freedom and equality. He says that any color should be able to go to the same public places.

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As  a civil rights activist, I would feel satisfied after hearing John F Kennedys speech. He says that every American should be able to enjoy the privileges of being American regardless of their race. He does not agree with segregation, and I would feel satisfied because I know that there is finally someone who agrees with us and can help us to continue fighting.

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As a civil rights activist i feel supported and relieved by John F. Kennedy's speech because it brought attention to the struggle that African Americans had to face. i would feel relieved becasue the president bringing national attention to the unjust treatment of colored people meant that all the protests, civil disobedience, jail time, and much more hard work is starting to be noticed.

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If I was a civil rights activist listening to John F. Kennedy's speech, I would feel accomplished in the sense of he finally recognized what all the hard work was for. Gaining there right to racial equality.

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As a civil rights activist, I am listening to this speech with reserved hope. Before listening I would've prepared and held my hope until seeing what the President had to say. After listening, I would be overwhelmed with relief knowing that the president has recognized  the brutal discrimination people ar enduring, I am also glad that the President is continuing to shed light on the unjust crimes and situations we are put in since apparently, the coverage of the open casket funeral for Emmett Till was not enough. I am feeling hopeful that maybe this will push people over to the side of equality and freedom for ALL.