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it shows that you can always fight for freedom.

-Jaden Sanchez

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Social movements have challenged systems of oppression by fighting back, peacefully or not, all attempting to bring change to our country in positive ways. Through marches or speeches or protests, there have been many ways that people have fought and argued for change.

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-Jaden Sanchez

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The east La walkouts challenged the school system forcing them to provide better education for the Latin youth community.

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The way they fought for change was rioting, looting, nonviolent protests, raiding the capital.-Jed Smith

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Social movements can be peaceful or violent, they fight for change by starting protests, boycotts and strikes. -gio

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David D. - Past and present social movements fight for change both can be peaceful or aggressive with use of strikes, looting, protesting and resistance to work.

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Past and present social movements challenged systems of oppression and fought for change by expressing what ever they wanted change for. Protests, riots, and many other ways of expressing their feelings helped them get their point across.

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Klarissa Soto

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It showed that the people have power and freedom to believe and prove what they want. Gisselle G

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Past and present social movements challenged systems of oppression and fought for change when they raise their voices towards the oppressors until they make change

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u can always fight for freedom

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Social movements have challenged oppression by protesting, boycotting, walkouts, etc.

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The Mexican American highschoolers were fighting for equality in the education system that often are overcrowded and class oriented towards vocational and domestic training.

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The people can be peaceful and just throw up some signs or they can get aggressive and start looting and destroying everything - login colin

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Social movements have challenged systems of oppression by non-violent protests, walkouts, and speeches.

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Past and present social movements had an effect on systems of oppression by communities, and groups of people not backing down from higher ups and trying to create a sense of change or make an impact on the way things are done.

-Noah Watkins

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-Jaden Sanchez

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I Have a Dream speech by Martin Luther King .Jr HD (subtitled)

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The support for BLM often broke along political-affiliation and racial or ethnic lines. Notably, African Americans and other minorities (such as Japanese-Haitian tennis star Naomi Osaka tended to show the most support, while whites showed the least (often less than 50 percent).

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-Erika C

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Cesar chavez was against California grapes to gain better working conditions such as wages and insurance.

Their main technique was through marches, strikes and boycotts to promote their message and gain support for the protection of farm workers.

-Juan Flores

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-Emma

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Social movements, past and present, challenged the system of oppression and fought for change by protesting and giving speeches. Using the civil rights movement as an example they wanted equal rights for all races and to end discrimination they protested and did speeches.

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when blm did their protests it got people to listen to them

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Movements are important because we need to make rights better with our power it also gives everyone freedom

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Social movements, past or present, challenged systems of oppression by fighting for what they want to achieve, however they can. Using the United Farm Workers Movement as an example, when they weren't being treated fairly they boycotted and striked against California grapes to get better treatment.

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The social movements have been a big triumph to systems of oppression through non-violent protests and speeches.

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you have the right to fight for your rights 

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you have the right to fight for your rights 

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Oppression is the cruel and unjust treatment of a person. This can be caused by many reasons but a common one is unfortunately the government. The Declaration of Independence says we must overthrow and resist such circumstances to fight for change. Throughout history, there have been many revolutions that often start with protests. Peaceful acts like marching, picketing, and rallying are very common to get the other side to simply hear their concerns and hopefully take action. Some may even turn violent and riot against them. For example, when companies are unjust one may boycott them or even steal products. When Rosa parks was cruelly treated on the Montgomery bus, citizens stopped ridding the bus to show how they felt.