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Racism has been going on since the dawn of time, but many African American activists try to change peoples views of african Americans, and to show how every man, women, and children are equal

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People gather up and protest about racial injustices that happen to America.

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Schools today talk a lot about the racial injustices that happen in American, they also get a lot more educated on the topic of racism.

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Many older audiences watch TV getting their information from the news, younger audiences get their info from social media like twitter where many Black Lives Matter movements

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Celebrities that support the Black Lives Matter movement   

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Celebrities that support the Black Lives Matter movement   

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Most celebrities today are very influential they have many followers on social media, who sometimes show younger audiences the racial injustices that happen to African Americans, they also sometimes invite younger audiences to protests.

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Many people of many races join Black Lives Matter protests. The point of these movements are to show society the injustices that happen to black people like George Floyd that was brutally murdered by cops in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

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She was exposed to the racial segregation at a very young age. In the 1st of December 1955 Rosa took a stand on a bus, she refused to give up her seat on the bus with a couple of other African Americans, after her arrest a all day bus boycott was organized on the the of Rosa's trial.

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Martin was activist for african American civil rights movement. Martin always was peaceful in many of his rallies protests, and boycotts. He also gave many speeches like his famous 'I Have a Dream Speech" about racism in America.

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Bayard Rustin:The man that made it all possible

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Bayard Rustin:The man that made it all possible

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On August 28th 1963 Martin luther King Jr. delivered his "I Have a Dream". None of this one have been possible without the march's chief organizer. In high school Rustin was protesting racial segregation. He joined the Communist Party which fought for black American's civil rights. He started working with Martin Luther King Jr. in 1955, as time went on Rustin became Martin's main advisor, he was also a good strategist in the broader civil rights movement.

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Harriet Tubman was an female African American who worked a lot with abolitionists to help slaves escape. In 1863 she became the first woman in united states history to plan and lead a military raid, she liberated 700 African Americans. She raised funds for formerly enslaved persons. She helped build schools, hospital.In 1888 she became more active in the woman's rights to vote. In 1896 she was one of the founding members of the National Association of Colored Women in Washington D.C.

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James Baldwin was a black author that fought against racism by writing books, essays.These stories were mostly about race, class, culture and exile. He joined the civil rights movement, attending rallies and giving lectures.