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Unity, peace change
My reaction was that I know that he wants people to have peace unity and lovE.

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Unity, peace change
My reaction was that I know that he wants people to have peace unity and lovE.

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2019 Hong Kong protest art
My first reaction was that it looks like Star Wars but it doesn’t

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2019 Hong Kong protest art
My first reaction was that it looks like Star Wars but it doesn’t

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2019 Hong Kong protest art
My first reaction was that it looks like Star Wars but it doesn’t

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2019 Hong Kong protest art
My first reaction was that it looks like Star Wars but it doesn’t

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We all need that Angelie

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This "Car protest" spoke out about the difficulties of paying rent during Covid19.

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The people united, will never be defeated!
El pueblo unido, jamás será vencido!

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I LOVE BEING BLACK Created by Black Youth Project 100

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I LOVE BEING BLACK Created by Black Youth Project 100

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I love being black, I said I love being black!
I love the color of my skin, it’s the skin that I’m in!
I said I love being black, I love the texture of my hair, And i rock it everywhere!
I said I love being black, I love being black!

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Protest Chant Created by Various Activist

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Protest Chant Created by Various Activist

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AIN’T NO POWER Ain’t no power like the power of the people, ‘cuz the power of the people won’t stop!
Say what!
Ain’t no power like the power of the people, ‘cuz the power of the people won’t stop!

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Ms.Angelou uses this poem to explore the different emotions that comes with physical and non-physical means of confinement.

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Maya Angelou, "Caged Bird" from Shaker, Why Don't You Sing? Copyright © 1983 by Maya Angelou. Used by permission of Random House, an imprint and division of Penguin Random House LLC. All rights reserved.

Source: The Complete Collected Poems of Maya Angelou (Random House Inc., 1994)

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Caged Bird by Maya Angelou | Poetry Foundation

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After the Black Lives Matter Protest,artist joined together to create this mural to encourage unity between Black and Latinx Communities.

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In the wake of the Black Lives Matter Protest, 75 Chicago-Based artist grouped together to paint boarded-up buildings with peaceful messages combating the racial injustice Black folks are experiencing.

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In 2019, San Francisco activist created a street long mural in the SF's Financial District to advocated for the Green New Deal.

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Artist Cece Carpio and her art collective Trust Your Struggle collabortated with business owners to create art with the theme of justice and love. This was a way to show unity between the Black Community everywhere.

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Puerto Rican artist group called La Puerta uses art to protest for independence from America. This pushed other folks to use art to bring light to important issues going on in Puerto Rico.

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Puerto Rico's Protest Art Calls for the Island's Independence

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These art pieces were created as an act of resistance against Donald Trump's inauguration and to use for the Women's March of 2017. Artist Fairey gave a non-profit organization called Amplifer Project to raise money to allow for demonstrators to have public art.

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This protest art was created to encourage people in Hong Kong to join the September 2019 protest. The creator of this poster used the famous Star Wars franchise to inform protesters by mass airdropping the image.

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Muralist Hector Duarte painted his own home to explore the immigrant experience and the experience of those coming to Chicago from Mexico. This mural shows a Latino man trapped at the U.S.-Mexico border by barb wire.

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This piece of resistance art was created as a piece of the Basta Texas campaign against a Texas Law that would allow for undocumented and brown students to be interrogated and deported.

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The Sprouting of Revolutionary Fists by Zoo Project

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The Sprouting of Revolutionary Fists by Zoo Project

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This mural was created to symbolize the unity of the larger population and working class joining together to fight against their leader Ben Ali by planting the thought of revolution.

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The Sprouting of Revolutionary Fists mural by Zoo Project.PNG

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UIC's Latino Cultural Center was created out of the large student protest led by Latinx students forcing administration to better support their Latinx students. The students received the Latino Cultural Center, and used the walls to portray the different parts of Latinx history and social movements.

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Marvin Gaye used his 1971 song, What's Going On, to address police brutality and the wars going on overseas. Gaye conveyed his feelings of struggle and hurt into the song making it relatable to a variety of people.

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Marvin Gaye - What's Going On (Official Video 2019)

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"Young women, stay strong. This revolution is a women's revolution." This mural was painted by artist Alaa Satir on a wall around the sit-in protest near the Sudan Army Headquarters.

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Kendrick Lamar 2016 Grammy's Performance

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Kendrick Lamar 2016 Grammy's Performance

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In 2016, Rapper Kendrick Lamar performed his songs  The Blacker the Berry  and Alright to address the mistreatment of Black Folks in America and the prison-complex system.

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Unless you've been living under a rock, you have definitely heard about Kendrick Lamar's epic performance at The 58th Grammy Awards. Although he didn't win the coveted Album of the Year (that went to Taylor Swift), the Compton emcee won 5 awards including Best Rap Album, Best Rap Song and more. But it was his performance that will be etched into the memory of all who watched. Check it out as Kendrick performs "Blacker The Berry" and "Alright" before kicking a previously unheard verse.

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WATCH KENDRICK LAMAR'S PERFORMANCE AT THE 58TH GRAMMYS - Premier Wuz Here

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Unless you've been living under a rock, you have definitely heard about Kendrick Lamar's epic performance at The 58th Grammy Awards. Although he didn't win the coveted Album of the Year (that went to Taylor Swift), the Compton emcee won 5 awards including Best Rap Album, Best Rap Song and more.

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In 1983, Ester Hernandez created the Sun Mad to address the use of pesticides on farms that damaged the health of farm workers and the water supply.

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This series was inspired by famous actor and martial artist Bruce Lee. Lee's philosophy of "Be Water" is used to demonstrate how protesters adapted to the challenges that arose during their protest.

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Artist creates a BLM painting on boarded up restaurant. 

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Artist creates a BLM painting on boarded up restaurant. 

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Artist Tenbeete Solomon painted "Fight the Power" on a restaurant that was boarded up.

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At protest site, artists paint it ‘Black Lives Matter’

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After discovering lead, a poisoning chemical element, in CPS the Chicago ACT Collective create a project to demonstrate the connection between lead contamination and school closing.

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In the wake of the Black Lives Matter Protest, many protesters are hanging their signs on fences for all to look at and reflect.