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Racism still widely exists all around the globe. There is no more segregation but it has evolved into many other things like, police brutality, people blaming problems on people of color, people are also being shamed especially in sports when someone messes up for example in the 2020 european championship England and Italy got into a penalty shootout where englands forward Bukayo Saka missed the deciding penalty and afterwards people were making racist comments on the internet because they lost.

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When racism was first becoming a thing there were individual people but now there are millions across the world as well as massive organizations being donated millions of dollars to help end racism.

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George Floyd was killed May 25, 2020. Floyd was in a grocery store buying a pack of cigarettes and paid with a $20 bill. A store employee thought it was counterfeit so they called the police. Officer Chauvin and Officer Lane pulled out their guns and told Floyd to put his hands up. They asked him at least 10 times until they got to the point where they pulled him out of the car. They handcuffed him and officer Chauvin pulled Floyd away causing him to stiffen up and fall face down. Chauvin the put his knee on his neck and kept it there for a consecutive 8 minutes and 46 seconds. Floyd was begging for Chauvin to take his knee away as well as saying he couldn't breath and at one point he told him " You're gonna kill me man." Chauvin took his knee off and Floyd layed there motionless. an ambulance was called and he was pronounced dead one hour later.

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Jim crow laws seperated colored people and white people. It allowed them to only use or enter places or things that were labeled under their color like restaurants, movie theatres, neighborhoods,water fountains and stores.

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Ida B Wells was born into slavery. She was educated at Rust University in Holly Springs Mississippi. She began en editorial campaign against lynching. She spoke in major U.S cities and in Great Britain. She was active in organizing african american women like the anti lynching campaign to the suffrage movement. She served as a secretary in the National Afro-American council. She participated in the founding of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NCAAP). She also founded the first black womens suffrage group called Chicagos Alpha Suffrage Group.

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Tuskegee University was established in 1880 and is still a thing today. It helped african american people provide their own success. Booker T Washington was the principal from 1881 through his death in 1915. Washington provided training to african americans to help them develop economic self reliance because of their manual trades and agricultural skills. The school offers bachelors, masters and doctorate degrees. It is known for its science and engineering programs.

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People at first opened up organizations to help provide for people of color. Nowadays people still do that but its minimized. Instead people donate largely to these helpful organizations

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Black Lives Matter foundation and protests

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Black Lives Matter foundation and protests

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The Black lives matter protests started the day after George Floyds death. People crowded the streets. It was the largest racial justice protests in the U.S since the civil rights movement. There were protests happening all around the world because of the death of George Floyd. The protests showed the public that what was happening was wrong. George Floyd didnt do anything wrong but he was still killed. They helped get Officer Chauvin charged with second degree murder.

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Solution: Black Lives Matter Global Network

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Solution: Black Lives Matter Global Network

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The Black Lives Matter Global Network is run by Melina Abdullah. They are the first black abolitionist organization to ever exist inside the U.S. They have raised over $90 million to reinvest. They are investing their money in over 30 black-run organizations, as well as donating to numerous charities. They want to see black communities thrive after what has happened with deaths and trouble in general in their communities