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Title:Too young to vote,old enough to act:A brief history of major youth led movements.
summary:They went on strike more than 100 thousands workers that work on textile and they ask for better pay.And they also asked for 55 hours of work instead of 60.They also talked about standing for unequal rights including womens and black womens...purpose was to expose how society was form and how everyone would see it as.
Analysis:The significance of this events was important because it help changed many things in society talked about how blacks wanted to  attend all white schools.And that help changed things for the better.
Reflection:Activist student can learn from this event ,that yeah it was really beneficial to have done what they did but it looked wrong it caught attention.

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7 Times in History When Students Turned to Activism (Published 2018)

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The survivors of the Parkland, Fla., high school shooting have surprised many with their public activism. But they are hardly the first students to push the adult world for political change.

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Summary:500,000 gather in the revolution after the berlin wall felled.
Analysis:The purpose and how important was for them todo this was for them to be getting a new president in december.
Reflection:Are teens putting their lives in danger ,while they decide to go an protest.

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7 Times in History When Students Turned to Activism (Published 2018)

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The survivors of the Parkland, Fla., high school shooting have surprised many with their public activism. But they are hardly the first students to push the adult world for political change.

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Summary:They gather up and they protested some of them achieve their state goals while others didn't.
Analysis:The significance of the event was for to give put a message that for freedom they will lay down their lives.
Reflection:Do teens have more of a positive impact or negative when they decide to go out and protest.

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7 Times in History When Students Turned to Activism (Published 2018)

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The survivors of the Parkland, Fla., high school shooting have surprised many with their public activism. But they are hardly the first students to push the adult world for political change.

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Michigan non-criminal immigrant arrests, deportations soar under Trump.
Reflection: This Photograph shows how a man is been escorted by two police men.The man in the picture is being arrested for being a immigrant this picture has a really strong meaning because hes not a criminal so why someone like him should be treated or put under those conditions.This matters to me because i have uncles that dont have papers and i would like for them to be put in those terms.

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Title:Freedom
Is about the issue of the song is  stop shooting us just those few words have lots of deep meaning.That is because of many black people been shot by cops because they feel threatened issue matters to me because they are humans as well it doesn't matter the color of your skin we are all equal we all should get the same type of freedom and respect..
Quote:

Freedom! Where are you? Cause I need freedom too!”

The song was to bring a message from a really well know i influencer who has lots of viewers to know that this is freedom.And if this is what we call freedom we are far from having it.

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Freedom Lyrics: Tryna rain, tryna rain on the thunder / Tell the storm I'm new / I'ma walk, I'ma march on the regular / Painting white flags blue / Lord, forgive me, I've been running / Running

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Title: Know your rights about Daca
¨USCIS is required to process DACA renewal applications¨

Writing: Donald Trump doesn't want to bring back daca but reverse it.He asked the supreme court to do so but on January 13, 2018 USCIS announced that it would begin accepting DACA renewal applications

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I have DACA. Can I keep my status for now?

Can I submit a first-time application for DACA?

Can I apply to renew my DACA?

Q.Can I apply to renew my DACA?

A.

Yes. If you were granted DACA, you may apply to renew your DACA.

However, the process is different if your DACA expired before September 5, 2016. If your DACA expired before that date, you must fill out the application as if you were applying for the first time.

If you had DACA at some point, and the government terminated your DACA, you can also fill out a DACA application as if you were applying for the first time.

When should I apply to renew my DACA?

I have DACA. Can I apply for advance parole to travel outside the U.S.?

I had DACA, but the Trump administration revoked it even though I still qualify for DACA. What should I do?

Q.I had DACA, but the Trump administration revoked it even though I still qualify for DACA. What should I do?

A.

If you believe you or someone you know has had their DACA unlawfully revoked, contact the ACLU at DACArevoked@aclu.org.

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On January 13, 2018, USCIS announced that it would begin accepting DACA renewal applications. This announcement was in response to a federal court order requiring the Trump administration to accept DACA renewal applications again. The Trump administration has appealed this order and asked the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse it.

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summary:  A story a women of how when she was a girl she got  invited to a party and she was the only black girl there.By the time she got home the first thing her mother asked it wasn't did you had fun like every other parent would she asked how did they treat you they wont always treat you right.

reflection:What this message means to me is that we live in a world were racism still exist and live in a world were people dont feel comfortable.This is important to me because i have friends that are black and i wouldn't want them to be mistreated or made fun off just because someone is colorblind and wants to be racist.I would for other people to watch this ted talk because the message behind it of how people feel and how they could become color brave instead of color blind to absorbed your environment and purposely pay attention and common to a sense were all equal.

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Talks to help you understand racism in America | TED Talks

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From passionate pleas for reform to poetic turns of phrase, these talks take an honest look at everyday realities of Black Americans and illuminate the way forward.