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Reynolds defines "Black safe spaces" as spaces available to black people that would fight and resist the constant stereotypes and narratives given by the media towards Black people.

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Reynolds mentions this because during the great depression Black people not only didn't have money, but also didn't have their freedom. And while White people enjoyed their freedom with the full benefits of the government relief programs at the time Black people got to enjoy them too. Except without their freedom

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Malcom X's beliefs made him an antiracist because he firmly believed in self-determination, self-identity, cultural pride, Black unionization and self-defense for Black people. His philosophy boldly challenged assimilationist ideas by making Black people feel empowered; Malcom's ideas countered the inferiority that standardized White people , their bodies, their cultures, their philosophies—ideas that compelled Black assimilationists to strive to be like White people.

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One big aspect of Angela Davis' childhood that influenced her to lead an antiracist life was her parents involvement in racial and economic activism. Both of her parents were antiracists and trained her to be one as well, which led to Davis to follow their ideas and learned how to battle against poverty and racism at a young age; this then influenced her to lead an antiracist life and continued to fight against these disparities.

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Reynolds says that Black people experienced a "double depression" because they did not have freedom or money during the Great Depression. This sparked economic oppression with racial oppression together. This severity was a big difference compared to White people because they had full benefits from government relief programs and freedom. Although, some programs aided to Black people, it wasn't enough and it wasn't as the same rate or prioritization compared to White people.

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DuBois chose to become an "antiracist socialist" because he realized that oppression against Black people was far more than racial disparities. He saw that racism was embedded into different forms of socialism that had impacted many Black people's living conditions that were unjust.

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Reynolds describes them as places with black people run by black people where black people could just be 'black people' or themselves. instead on black activist programs that were run by white people black safe spaces were black lead and had a large black population.

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Reynolds says that black people experienced a double depression because during the Great Depression all Americans were poor but black people still experienced oppression on top of being poor. But even through there was relief programs they weren't enough.

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Its goal was to capture and share Black experiences with racism at the time. The book was an examination on multiple levels of the American race machine and was an overall master class in anti-racism.

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Black people experienced a "double Depression" because of the timing with it being during the Great Depression where people were in poverty but at the same time, Black people also had no freedom.

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Reynolds describes Black safe spaces as spaces where black people can be together and fight against these racist stereotypes that the press was printing year after year about black people.

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The Civil Rights Act instead was thought to make discrimination on the basis of race illegal but in actuality, it strengthened the idea that racism was not a problem anymore. It turns Black people's unfair and racist experiences into a reflection of their "bad" character. In all, this act created more racist ideas instead of stopping them.

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Reynolds said Black people experienced a "double Depression" because during the period time when the country was in the grip of the Great Depression, Black people did not have money or freedom.

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The purpose of James Baldwin's collection of essays, The Fire Next Time was to reach a mass white audience and help them better understand Black Americans' struggle to fight for equal rights.

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Reynolds describes black safe spaces as a place to resist and fight against racist ideas that was being fueled by the media. That included a verity of stereotypes that would come year after year.

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Reynolds defines "Black safe spaces" as spaces that resist and fight against the media storm of racist ideas that come yearly.

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Reynolds uses the term, "double Depression" because the Black people in America, during the Great Depression, were not only experiencing the absence of money but also the absence of freedom.

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Reynolds define "Black safe spaces" as a space that would resist and fight against the media's flood of racist ideas.

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Reynolds defines it as a safe space where they could fight and resist against the racist thoughts & intentions from the media

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The Purpose of James Baldwin's collection of essays was to teach the wide white audience about "The American Race Machine" in both a general way and a personal way.

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One major aspect of Angela Davis' childhood that influenced her to lead an antiracist life was her parents. Both her parents were activists and taught her to battle the ideas of poverty and racism.

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Reynolds says "double depression" because for black people at that time, all the media bias and fake news circulating the time of the great depression meant they had a whole ton of stereotypes and no money, making life extremely difficult at the time.

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Reynolds critiques Dr. King's tactics because his tactics lack the action of an antiracist. If you compare Malcom X and his action against the violence towards Blacks and his rebuttals against Black biases, Dr. King and his idea of peaceful protests don't seem to have the same antiracist motive (not saying he isn't antiracist though).

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A aspect of Angela Davis's childhood that lead to a anti racist life was that her parents raised her to be antiracist, so she observed why her classmates did or didn't have certain things and why they were hungry. This is what led to a activist life.

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The Civil Rights Act was a paper document that stated discrimination was illegal. However, it was an excuse to support the idea that racism no longer existed because everyone was finally equal. Which was not true.

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The Civil Rights Act caused White People to rethink White seniority and superiority. Just ended up causing a backlash of more racist ideas.

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Angela Davis' environment growing up, lead by her parents shaped her curiosity ultimately her antiracist beliefs. Her parents, also antiracists, ingrained these beliefs and passion for change; in economy and discrimination.

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Angela Davis lived an antiracist life because her parents were also antiracists and did many things to contribute to the community to prevent racism and segregation.

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The Civil Rights Act made the act of discrimination based on race illegal, this caused racists to use this against black people saying that everything was good now and to just forget about the hundreds of years of mistreatment and inequality.

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Reynolds says that because the it reveals how unstable and uncivil the United States was, exposing it to the world. It also proves how every single stereotype up until that point was not true (How Africans were savages, hypersexual, etc.). and also exposing the hypocrisy of the what was supposed to be the land of the free

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Angela Davis' childhood deeply influenced her to lead because she was brought up in an activist family and with her experiences of racial inequality she wondered about it and thought to bring change. Especially after the killing of the 4 girls in the church bombing

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Malcom's belief in Black pride and having a strong self-indentity for Black folks along with believing that Black people are conditionally equal. Malcom lifted up Black culture and pushed against the inferiority narrative of Black people. Those things made him anti-racist

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Jason Reynolds says that black people were experiencing  a double depression because, the country was having a great depression where as the country’s economy severely decline and people had no money nor jobs. Not only that but black people were also still experiencing racism and had no freedom so they had 2 things that Reynolds describes as a double depressions.

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A black safe space is somewhere that black people can discuss anti-racist ideas.

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I belive that Reynolds said Dr kings non violence antriracist tactics were embarrassing the country becuase Dr King was expirencing violence while showing none himself. This just painted white Americans in a negative way showing them as violent cruel racists who would attack peacfull black person for peacefully protesting. Not a very good way to have your country portrayed huh?

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The civil rights movement fought against anti-racist ideas and led to multiple laws being changed.

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The bombing of her church played a big part in her becoming an activist.

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Reynolds defines "Black safe spaces" as a space that would resist and fight against the media's flood of racist ideas.

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Malcom x's pride in his racial identity and how he disagreed with racist ideas.

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Reynolds says this becuase during the great depression black people had neither money nor rights. So they were being economically and racially oppressed, to big problems that nobody would like to be inbetween. So while yes much of the world was suffering during the great depression, black people really had it the worst in America.

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Du Bois became a antiracist because during the great depression the government relief programs and job programs weren't fair and greatly benefited white people but didn’t  help black at all, the benefits for black people werent enough and wasnt at the same rate as white people. Du Bois shifted to antiracist because of this.

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Reynolds defines "black safe spaces" as a space where Black people can be themselves and not be judged by white people or criticized. A place where they don't have to deal with being discriminated and where they can basically rest and chill.

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Jason Reynolds defines “Black safe space” as a place that was volentary non discriminatory separation. He also says that this space will resist and fight against medias racist ideas and more.

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Jason Reynolds said the Black people experienced a "double Depression because the entire country entered the Great Depression and no one had money. But the Black people did not just not have money, they didn't have freedom either.

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The purpose of the collection of essays drawn up by James Baldwin was to show the perspective of a black man on the American race machine. The view he gave on the topic was a general view from a black person's perspective on America's race problem, Jason Reynolds calls it a " master class in antiracism."

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Reynolds says that Black people experienced a "double depression" because during the great depression everyone was suffering and going through it, right? Well imagine all that and on top of that not being free, heard or having any rights. Being discriminated against and being treated like if you were some type of species that can be taken advantage of, when in reality we're all the same. We're all human.

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Malcom X went antiracist because he felt like he had to reach out and speak how he felt about the situation.  . He preached that Blacks were the original people of the world, which pushed back against the Bible and the early theories of White Egypt. He also preached Black self-sufficiency—that Black people could care for themselves, their families, and their communities all by themselves.

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The Civil Rights Act made the act of discrimination based on race illegal, this caused racists to use this against black people saying that everything was good now and to just forget about the hundreds of years of mistreatment and inequality.

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Reynolds says that Black people experienced double Depression because the Great Depression was marked as one of the greatest struggles for the United States. And the struggle of being low on money and no freedom with no benefits were exactly what Black people dealt with. Being called inferior, living in poverty enough on top of dealing with the Great depression

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Reynolds use the term "double Depression" to represent how black people in America were being discriminated against and having there freedom stolen from them while also experience the great depression in which the US economy struggled and caused people to lose money.

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Reynolds defines "Black safe spaces" as safe spaces for black people to be themselves and also together fight against racist stereotypes fueled from the media.

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Angela Davis' life growing up helped influence her to live as an antiracist. Her parents were big factors in her life as they were both active racial activists which allowed Angela to learn about it as she grew up. Not to mention her church was also bombed in a targeted racial terrorist attack against African Americans which resulted in the death of 4 girls.

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Reynolds defines " Black safe spaces" as spaces that black people can avoid stereotypes given by white people on media an in person

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Reynolds says that black people suffered a double depression because they didn't have no money an they didn't have o freedom

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The civil rights act just cause racist to come up with more racist ideas about black people

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Malcolm X's beliefs made him antiracist by the fact that his empowerment of Black national and international unity, self-determination, self-defense, and cultural pride helped the SNCC youth and inspired them. Additionally, Angela Davis was also admirable of Malcolm's political beliefs, being fascinated by the way he explained internalized racism for Black people, with the inferiority complex that was forced by White supremacy. All around, he just helped open up the eyes of younger Black folks and encouraged them.

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Malcolm X was one of the most revered activists, Next to Martin Luther King Jr. Malcolm X believed and defended the independence of black people, Specifically speaking on self-identity, Cultural pride, and standing up against the trick of segregationists. He heavily defended the origins of black civilization all the way back to Egypt. Furthermore, exposing how history books, movies, etc. were not entirely correct. Although he and Martin Luther King Jr had different insights on action. Surely, they were both Antiracists.

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The Civil Rights Act just simply stated that discrimination based on race was illegal, but it became an excuse that White people used against Black people. They claimed that everything was now fine and the brutal years they put Black people through were simply just in the past and that Black people should "get over it". It caused White people to rethink White seniority and superiority, but they didn't deal with it and just made themselves look like the victims.

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Reynolds says that Black people experienced double depression because the Great Depression was marked as one of the greatest struggles for the United States. And the struggle of being low on money and no freedom with no benefits were exactly what Black people dealt with. Being called inferior and living in poverty enough on top of dealing with the Great Depression.

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Reynolds says that because the it reveals how unstable and uncivil the United States was and exposing it to the world. It also proves how every single stereotype up until that point was not true (How Africans were savages, hypersexual, etc.). Furthermore, exposing the hypocrisy of the what was supposed to be the land of the free.

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The civil rights movement on paper stopped the open discrimination of race by law, but one of the underlying fallouts of it was to give the illusion that racism was no longer a problem, and that any misfortune that came across black people was to their own bad actions and not because of racisms and discriminations of any sort.

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Reynolds use the term "double depression" to represent the way black people in America were being discriminated against and having there freedom stripped from them, while also experiencing the great depression in which the US economy struggled and caused people to lose money.

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Reynolds describes Black safe spaces as spaces where black people fight against racist stereotypes together, stereotypes fueled by the media at the time.

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Reynolds describes "Black safe spaces" as spaces that are accessible to black people where they can be themselves without being judged or discriminated against. A place where black people can come together to fight against the harmful and racist stereotypes and narratives about black people that the media was putting out at the time.

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Reynolds say that Black people experienced a "double Depression" because during the great depression the people in America were in poverty but Black people in America were also facing oppression and lack of freedom. There were relief programs to aid poor Black people but it was not prioritized when comparing it to programs that were made to aid white people. Although the whole country was suffering but as we have see before black people always get the short end of the stick.

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The Civil Rights Act was a document that stated Racial discrimination illegal. although in actuality it would further push the narrate that Black people no longer faced racial discrimination and that everyone was now "equal" so racisms was not a problem anymore. At the end of the day all the this act did was create more racist ideas towards black people instead of its intended purpose of ending them.

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Angela Davis' childhood influenced her to live an antiracist life because her parents were both racial activists who did a lot to help prevent segregation and racism who would later pass there thinking to her. Also having to experience racial inequality and poverty at a young age caused her to wonder what she can do to help bring change that lead her to her antiracist life.

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Reynolds says that black people suffered a double depression because they didn't have no money an they didn't have 0 freedom.

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Reynolds defines " Black safe spaces" as spaces that black people can avoid stereotypes given by white people on media an in person.

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The civil rights act just cause racist to come up with more racist ideas about black people.

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Reynolds’s says that black people experienced a “ double depression” because during the Great Depression people were experiencing poverty and loss of jobs, however black people were experiencing racism , lack of freedom , and lack or civil rights as well .

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The civil rights act made the act of discrimination based on race illegal, however this was used as an excuse for people to say racism no longer existed, and diminished black peoples experiences.

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One aspect of Angela Davis’s childhood that lead her to be an anti-racist was that she was inspired and taught by her parents to be anti-racist and an activist , both of Angela’s parents were activists, because of this, she grew up to fight against poverty and racism.

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Malcom X fought against the ideas of black people being inferior, and pushed forward black empowerment, these ideas and his activism showed that he was anti-racist.

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Reynolds says that black people experienced a "double depression" because on top of the great depression, black people didn't have money or freedom.

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Reynolds defines "black safe spaces" as a space that would resist and fight against the racist media ideas.

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Reynolds mentions this because during the great depression black people didn't have any money or freedom which made the adversity surrounding the black community much more difficult.

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Reynolds describes this spaces as places in which black people can unite and fight against the racist ideas of others.

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Angela Davis was influenced in her childhood by her mother, Sally Davis , who was an antiracist activist.

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Reynolds says that Dr. Kings nonviolent tactics were "embarrassing the country", because there was vicious violence from the people going against the civil rights movement.

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Malcolm X's beliefs made him anti racist because he firmly believe in self-determination, self-indentity, culture pride, black unionization, and self-defense for black people.