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1. BLM is a peaceful movement

2. BLM do not think that only they're lives matter

3. All races are encouraged to be apart of the movement

4. Police brutality isn't the only issue they are trying to fix

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https://elephrame.com/textbook/BLM

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Black Lives Matter is movement that started in 2012 after the death of Trayvon Martin. the hashtag #BlacklivesMatter started in 2013 over social media such as twitter, Instagram and Facebook. it is a chapter based organization working for the validity of black lives.

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A few victims of out of hundreds of police brutality victims. These victims were a reason for #Black Lives Matter

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This is how it all happened (Their story)

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This is how it all happened (Their story)

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http://blacklivesmatter.com/herstory/

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Black struggle organization was founded in 1989 by activist, students, union organizers and other members of the community to fight for human rights of Black people, political democracy and to get rid of police brutality and unwarranted incarceration of Blacks.

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The Black Lives Matter organization is an organization that works to fight against anti-blackness and radicalized oppression. In all they are working together to stop the bad experiences blacks are facing due to police involvement.

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In 2015 a the black lives matter movement continued with the black bird organization in the tradition of civil disobedience to realize that their greatest dreams was freedom from violence, economic inequality and freedom.

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The BOLD Organization is a leadership training program that was designed to help rebuild black social justice. In order to organize black communities effectively and recenter black leadership in the U.S. social justice movement.

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A vision for Black lives is a united group of more than 50 organizations that are dedicated to representing countless Blacks that have struggled and have been oppressed. A Vision for Black Lives is an organization full of people from all over the country that have came together with a mutual vision and purpose. Their being standing up for Black lives until a change occurs.

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1. Akiel Denkins, 24

2. Margaret LaVerne Mitchell, 54

3. LaTanya Haggerty, 26

4. Michael Brown Jr., 18

5. Ezell Ford, 25

6. Eric Garner, 43

7. Akai Gurley, 28

8. Tamir Rice, 12

9. Christian Taylor, 19

10. Walter Scott, 50

11. Natasha McKenna, 37

12. Freddie Gray, 25

13. Amadou Diallo, 22

14. Gregory Gunn, 58

15. Brendon Glenn, 29

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The Black Lives Matter organization was founded by three dedicated women in the year of 2012. These women were were:
1.Alicia Garza,
2. Patrisk Collurs
3.Opal Tometri
Their creation of this organization led to many organizations with one. All of these organizations served a purpose. They all were created to fight for the right of our black people.

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Organizations as a result of Black Lives Matter  

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Organizations as a result of Black Lives Matter  

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-Has over 50 organizations
-Top 3 main organizations for black lives matter
1. A vision for black lives
2. BOLD(Black organizing for leadership dignity)
3. Black Lives Matter organization
4. Blackbird
5. Dream Defenders
6. Kids Rethink
7. Washington Interface Network
8. One Voice
9. One DC
10. Power U Center for Social Change

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A man named Scarsella was sentenced 15 years in prison for killing a black young man named Jamar Clark (24 years old) in 2015 at a black lives matter protest in Minneapolis.

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In recent years African Americans have been the victims of many police involved crimes. The number of Black men killed may have been a lot higher than the number of Black women killed however, countless deaths still took place inside of the Black race of both. Blacks as young as 7 years old and Black as old as 70 years old were being deprived of living life to their fullest potential. Not one Black was safe your age or gender did not make you any safer. Blacks are being killed left and right and your age not being able to save you.

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Residents of D.C take a stand, spending countless hours standing up for what they believe in.

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1.  Inauguration of President Donald Trump.

2.  Killings of blacks in other cities and states

3.  Systematic institutional racism

4.  Racism and inequality of college students at other cities and states

5. Black Lives Matter activists block security checkpoints

6. Black Lives Matter protest at many locations, no matter the mileage or weather, protests still go on.

7. Protesters met with Democratic lawmakers in order about gun violence

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“Black lives matter!”
“I Can’t Breathe!”
Call: Hands up!
Response: DON’T SHOOT!
Call: No Justice!
Response: NO PEACE!
All: No Racist Police
Call: They Say Get Back
Response: We Say FIGHT BACK
Turn up don’t turn down, we do this for Mike Brown.”

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Michael Brown (18 years old) was shot to death in the summer of 2014 in Ferguson, Missouri while unarmed. He was shot by a white male police officer named Darren wilson (24 years old), and did not get charged at all. They found the police officer Darren Wilson not guilty, proving that once again just has not been served.

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Eric garner died July 17, 2014 due to being held in a choke hold for 15 to 20 seconds by a white police officer named Daniel Pantaleo in Staten Island New York for being accused of trying to sell cigarettes. it took 4 months total to deiced weather if Daniel Pantaleo (police officer) would be found guilty or not and unfortunately he was founded not guilty for the death of Eric Garner and no justice was served.

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The lives of over 400 innocent blacks have been taken by police officers. Police officers that we are told that we should trust and the ones we are will always do the right thing. Yes, they are guilty of these crimes but are they ever brought to justice? Not even half of the officers involved are charged with the crime they committed. Only about 32 officers have faced some type of charge since 2012. Only 32 even though there was over thousands of killings in recent years. Since officers weren't being held accountable for their actions Blacks started to fight back; doing protest.