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MARTIN LUTHER KING
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Rosa Parks.

In1955. At that time buses were divided by a line: whites sat in the front and blacks had to sit in the back. Parks sat in a middle seat, which blacks could use but must yield to whites if the bus filled up. When that happened, the driver required Rosa Parks and three other black people to give up their seats to the white passengers who had just got on. The others relented, but she refused. Rosa Parks was arrested but she left the next day but inadvertently made a peaceful move toward segregation.
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Thurgood Marshall

was a judge  of the Unite States supreme court from october 1967 to october 1991  the first african american  elected to the position
for that reason he was important for the movement because becoming the first african amrican in the possition was a hit for the movement and a example of everyone can be anything careless of their race

ANSWER:  because of the tolerance of the people for undertanding each other but this could be tabu  for the thougths of some people like the anti-vaccines

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MALCOM X
El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz, born Malcolm Little and known as Malcolm X (Omaha, May 19, 1925-New York, February 21, 1965) was an American speaker, minister, and activist. He was a defender of the rights of African Americans, a man who harshly accused white Americans of his crimes against his black compatriots.2 Instead, his detractors accused him of preaching racism and violence.3 4 5 He has been described as one of the most influential African Americans in American history.6 7 8

When Malcolm was six years old, his father was murdered for his work in defense of workers' rights and her mother was admitted to a psychiatric hospital because of the insanity caused by the fact that they took her away. custody of her children. After living in a series of foster homes, Malcolm X became involved in the Boston and New York underworld, and in 1945 he was sentenced to between eight and ten years in prison. In prison, Malcolm X became a member of the Nation of Islam and upon his parole in 1952, he became a minister of the organization. For almost a dozen years he was the public face of the Nation of Islam, but tensions between him and Elijah Muhammad (leader of the Nation of Islam) led to his departure from the organization in March 1964.

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One of the most representative images of the fight for the rights of African Americans is that of two black athletes, perched on top of a podium with their fists raised wrapped in a black glove, around the world the next morning and turned into a black civil rights protests icon. The gesture, now remembered as a milestone, was full of controversy

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Nelson Mandela
Mandela's story is not only admirable for his achievements, but also for his perseverance and courage against the racist policies that were imposed in South Africa. Despite enduring 27 years in prison, he never gave up. And only 3 years after his release he received the Nobel Peace Prize for his great influence in the fight against racism in South Africa.
QUESTION:For you why is education important in social and cultural aspects?
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education in social and cultural aspects is important for me because if people do not know about the cultural aspects of other people they can criticize them for not having knowledge that for them is normal

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For you why is education important in social and cultural aspects?
° Education is important because the student is trained and they teach him to be respectful, a companion among other things and this will lead him to form the new society and later teach the value of morality. To have a good society that can expand throughout the world and create new things that help us day by day.

° Martin Luther King Jr, was in charge of undertaking a peaceful struggle to achieve equal civil rights for African Americans, his great oratory skills made him one of the most mediatic and influential characters of that time, for more than 10 years he had great achievements in The struggle. for civil rights through nonviolent positions and peaceful demonstrations (and in one of them he attracted more than 250,000). So strong was the movement that King started that Congress enacted the Civil Rights Act in 1964
°Rosa Parks: In the fight for rights, simple gestures can become an important symbol. So believe me at Rosa Parks, she is an idol in the fight against apartheid, because she doesn't want to give up her seat on the bus for white people to sit down. The incident occurred in 1955. She was an American activist and was praised by Congress as the "first lady of the civil rights movement," especially for her role in the anti-segregation transportation system. Finally, in November 1956, the United States Supreme Court declared apartheid unconstitutional on buses. The Supreme Court order reached Montgomery on December 20. On the 21st, the quarantined population returned to the bus, but now they can sit where they want.

°LINK INFORMATION: https://www.lavanguardia.com/vida/junior-report/20200611/481698336174/lideres-negros-lucha-derechos-estados-unidos-racismo.html

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Tommie Smith
One of the most representative images of the fight for the rights of African Americans is that of two black athletes, perched on top of a podium with their fists raised wrapped in a black glove, around the world the next morning and turned into a black civil rights protests icon. The gesture, now remembered as a milestone, was full of controversy

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Barack Obama:
In 2009, after winning the presidential elections, Barack Obama became the country's first black president, his term marked by economic reforms in the midst of the crisis and also by the attempt to promote social policies such as universal health care. In 2019 he received the Nobel Peace Prize.  It was argued that the award was addressed to the president for, his efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between people.

For you why is education important in social and cultural aspects? :
*Because each culture moves within a framework of concepts and practices, then education transmits to children certain cultures and practices that would serve them as adults.

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Stokely Carmichael

stokely Carmichael rose to prominence as a member and later the chairman of the SNCC, working with Martin Luther King Jr. and other Southern leaders to stage protests. Carmichael later lost faith in the tactic of nonviolence, promoting "Black Power" and allying himself with the militant Black Panther Party. Renaming himself Kwame Ture, he spent most of his later years in Guinea, where he died in 1998.

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Malcolm X
A prominent figure in the black rights movements of the 1960s and 1970s was El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz, better known as Malcolm X. A speaker and staunch activist for the rights of African Americans, although many They accused him of being racist and violent because of the harshness of his speeches and his comments.
His outright activism contributed to the birth of movements such as the Black Power, the Black Panthers, movements that supported to defend the rights of Afro. Prominent speaker, he became a spokesman for The Nation of Islam.
In 1964 he left The Nation of Islam due to tensions with its leader. After his departure, he founded his own Islamist group, the Muslim Mosque, Inc. He was assassinated a year later by three members of The Nation of Islam.

For you why is education important in social and cultural aspects?
Education is one of the factors that most influences the advancement of people and societies. In addition to generating new knowledge, education teaches us more about culture, spirit, values ​​and everything that characterizes us as human beings. Education is necessary in every way.

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Rosa Parks
Rosa parks was an African-American activist, an important figure in the civil rights movement in the United States, especially for having refused to give up her seat to a white person and move to the back of the bus in Montgomery, Alabama (United States), on 1 December 1955. For such action she ended up in jail, which is often cited as the spark of the movement, and is recognized as "the first lady of civil rights."In 1979, the NAACP presented Parks with its highest recognition, the Spingarn medal, and the following year he received the Martin Luther King Jr.Rosa Parks was inducted into the Michigan Women's Hall of Fame in 1983 for her accomplishments in advancing civil rights.After a lifetime of battling racism, Parks received the Gold Medal from the United States Congress in 1999.
For you, why is education important in social and cultural aspects?
Education is important because it gives us knowledge of various areas, enriches culture, spirit, values and everything that characterizes us as human beings. Education is necessary in every way, it helps us to advance and progress as people.

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Rosa Parks, a seamstress by profession, is known as the First Lady in Fighting for Civil Rights in the U.S. But above all, it is a symbol in racial struggle. He lived in one of the most denigrating times for black people. He denied the seat on a bus to a target in the state of Alabama and thus started boycotting buses in Montgomery, where he resided. The U.S. Supreme Court banned the practice of racial segregation on buses.

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Malcom x
was an American orator, religious minister and activist.He was an advocate for the rights of African Americans, a man who harshly accused white Americans of their crimes against their black compatriots Instead, his detractors accused him of preaching racism and violence.
He has been described as one of the most influential African-Americans in U.S. history.

For you why is education important in social and cultural aspects?
Education is one of the most influential factors in the advancement and progress of individuals and societies. In addition to providing knowledge, education enriches culture, values, and thus contributes to the world.

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Tommie Smith y John Carlos
were two African-American athletes who on the podium raised their fist wrapped in a black glove and this image was published in thousands of newspapers around the world as a symbol of protest for the civil rights of African-Americans. This event was very controversial because they were booed out of the stadium, then Tommie said: "if I win today I am an American but if I lose today I am a black American".
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yes, since as it has been said many times, education is the basis of everything, then I think that education should not only focus on the basic subjects but also in a cultural way such as respect, honesty, also in a social way such as rules and norms, since this is part of our life and the way we relate to the society.

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Nelson Mandela
he was a recogniced activist who fought for the rights of blacks he is also known for being the first black president to head the executive power, and the first to be elected by universal suffrage in his country

- FOR YOU WHY IS EDUCATION IMPORTANT IN SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ASPECTS?

They led massive demonstrations, held positions until then reserved for whites or rebelled with a simple gesture that became a world icon.

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-Barack Obama
He is known for being the first black president of the United States, he was a very important public figure during his term, and he is known for having made the world understand that blacks can reach anything, to this day, Barack Obama is considered one of the best presidents of the United States
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For you why is education important in social and cultural aspects?
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because a person who studies goes out trained to the outside world allowing a better society with greater reasoning

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Nelson Mandela
He was a recognized activist who fought for the rights of blacks, he is also known for being the first black president to head the Executive Power, and the first to be elected by universal suffrage in his country
-For you why is education important in social and cultural aspects?
It is known that culture is not the same as education but they are similar, it is necessary for people to educate themselves to respect and understand people, and to cultivate themselves to realize that blacks can not only be thieves ... they are heroes

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Malcom x

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-Barack Obama
He is known for being the first black president of the United States, he was a very important public figure during his term, and he is known for having made the world understand that blacks can reach anything, to this day, Barack Obama is considered one of the best presidents of the United States
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For you why is education important in social and cultural aspects?
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because a person who studies goes out trained to the outside world allowing a better society with greater reasoning

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RUBY BRIDGES
In 1960, at the age of 6, his parents were members of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and agreed to participate in the New Orleans racial integration system. Ruby, protected by federal agents, was the first African American to attend an elementary school, until then "for whites only," the William Frantz Elementary School. Although the United States Supreme Court had declared segregation illegal since 1954, there was still strong opposition from governments and certain communities in the southern states. To enter white schools, black girls had to show that they were of sufficient academic standing; Thus, they were subjected to a test, the result of which depended on whether or not they had the opportunity to attend those schools. For families it was not just any decision: although the laws approved integration, society was very much against the measure. It was not an easy decision or free of consequences.
- question: for you why is education important in social and cultural aspects?
- answer: Education is important since it helps to have a basis so that we young people have the right to decide what we want to do with our lives later, that no one can judge us for the decision of the career we want to study

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For you why is education important in social and cultural aspects?
Malcolm X was a african american leader in the civil rights movements, minister supporter of black nationalism he urged his fellow Black Americans to protect themselves against white aggression a stance that often put him at odds with the nonviolent teachings of Martin Luther King

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Thurgood Marshall

was a judge  of the Unite States supreme court from october 1967 to october 1991  the first african american  elected to the position

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I believe that it is important in addition to providing knowledge, education enriches the culture and values that are very essential for life

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A. Philip Randolph

He was one of the most important leaders for civil rights in the labor movement, primarily focusing on black workers and racial agency; while civil rights leaders such as WEB Du Bois argued that the problem of the 20th century was "the color line," Randolph concluded that it was the issue of the "common man."
Randolph's understanding of the economic needs of blacks predated the riots that brought the nation's attention to them, and he became a critic of black power.
Although people presented a level of concern, Randolph's style was detached and intellectual, perhaps because he believed in the controlling force of self-interest, he could not fully grasp the social and psychological impetus of the black power movement.

-For you why is education important in social and cultural aspects?
Education is a factor that must be present in all societies and cultures so that there is a level of values that generates respect for others and so that there are rights and duties that are fulfilled correctly based on the values that are learned or implemented.
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https://www.history.com/topics/black-history/a-philip-randolph