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Reynolds say that Black people experienced a "double depression" because not only were Black people struggling with money from the Great Depression, they also, as Reynolds says, had no freedom. Talking about the racist ideas that would still be spread about Black people, and how they could not be themselves if they wanted to be accepted and having uplift suasion to be the only route to please white people. And that is not freedom.

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Malcom X was a minister in Islam, he was also part of an organization focused on the liberation of Black people. The beliefs that made Malcolm X antiracist were part of what this organization stood for. He preached about how Black people could care for their communities without the help of White people, he called this "Black self-sufficiency."

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Reynolds says that Dr. King’s nonviolent tactics were “embarrassing the country” because of the "vicious violence" that the people going against the civil rights movement. This made them look vile, going against people who didn't want to spread bloodshed. What demonstrated this was the 1963 peaceful protests that brought upon the wrath of Bull Conner (a  segregationist police chief) along with other officers and police dogs.

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Reynolds says that Black people experienced a “double Depression” because of the fact that they were struggling with money as brought upon by the Great Depression, but they were also lacking any freedom. At the time, there was a new initiative about government relief programs to keep people steady in desperate times. Reynolds states that Black people needed their own intuitive that's better than the one they had.

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Reynolds defines “Black safe spaces” as certain spaces that would resist against the media storm of racist ideas that come from them. Racist stereotypes that plagued the media, such as that "Black households were absent of fathers, and that this family dynamic made them inferior" would be absent in “Black safe spaces”.

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Reynolds said black people were experiencing a double Depression because there was one thing to have no money and another thing to have no money and freedom.

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Reynolds defines black safe spaces as spaces that would fight and resist against the media storm of racist ideas that came year after year.

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The reason DuBois became an antiracist socialist because he wanted nothing to do with the assimilationist method where ''refined'' folks would go before courts and politicians to persuade the white judges and the legislators to end racial discrimination. And he became socialist because at this point the U.S. was entering the Great Depression where no one had money.

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The beliefs that made Malcom X antiracist was that he preached black self sufficiency--that black people could care for themselves, their families, and their communities all by themselves.

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Reynolds said they had double depression because not only was it the great depression many black people were suffering with America not treating them as free people along with having money problems due to racist ideas

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Reynolds says Black people experienced a "double Depression" because not only were Black people struggling with money at the time, they were also struggling with freedom.

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Reynolds says Dr. King's tactics were embarrassing the country because the response to the peaceful protests that he lead. "Bull" Connor, a police chief and segregationist, used police dogs, fire hoses, and other tactics to stifle the protests. Because the protests were peaceful, it made the police (and the entire country) look evil, hurting people who didn't want violence.

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Reynolds defines Black safe spaces as "Spaces that would resist and fight the media storm of racist ideas that came year after year."

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Reynolds described them as "spaces that would fight and resist against the media storm of racist ideas that came year after year"

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The reason they problably felt more depressed then other people was because not only were they black but they were poor and health wise were not good.

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Black safe space was were people of color would be able to say what they want and do  without white people demanding them to stop or threatening them.

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While people were protesting peacefully the country made the police use dogs and brutal force.

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Malcom x Tried to tell people of color that they could take care of themselves and that they need to protect them self's from people who are abusing them.

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Reynolds define "Black safe spaces" as spaces where Black people would be able to go against the racial stereotypes in groups where those don't exist and aren't reflected on Black people. Such as being immorally sexually motivated, savage, or inferior.

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Reynolds say black people experienced a double depression because they went through a lot like struggling with money having no freedom also if they wanted to be accepted by the white people they had to not be themselves.

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Reynolds defines black safe space as a place that resist against media and bad racist ideas coming from them. the racist stereotypes that was listed in the media was that black households were absent of fathers.

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Reynolds say that Black people experienced a "double Depression" since many Black people don’t have any freedom, the money only added more worry and stress. (couldn’t find the right word) meaning if you were white you had it slightly easier.

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The beliefs that made Malcolm X a antiracist was that he belied that black people where smart and capable of caring for themselves and there community

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Reynolds says that Black people experienced a double depression because not only did they not have money during the Great Depression, but also had no freedom.

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Reynold defines “Black safe spaces” for Black people to resist and fight against the media storm of racist ideas. The support of NAAPC goes against the stereotype that Black people were sexually immoral or hypersexual.

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Reynolds defines “Black safe spaces” as spaces that would resist and fight against the media storm of racist ideas about Black people that would come year after year.

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Reynolds says that Dr. King's nonviolent tactics were embarrassing the country because of all the violence that was happening when everyone was go against the civil rights movement.

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Reynolds said that Dr. Kings nonviolent movement tactists were “ embarrassing the country” because of the vicious violence response of the police to Blacks nonviolent and peaceful protests. Everyone watched police, Bull Connor’s, vicious bloodhounds that ripped to pieces children and teenagers following Dr. King.

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Aspects of Angela’s Davis childhood that led her to an antiracist life was that her mom had been a leader in the Southern Negro Youth Congress, an antiracist organization that protested racial and economic disparities, so growing up both her parents trained her to be an antiracist.

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Reynolds says that Dr. King's nonviolent tactics were “embarrassing the country” Because of The vicious violence in response to the nonviolent
civil rights movement.

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Malcolm X was a minister in the Nation of Islam, a religious organization focused on the liberation of Black people. He believes Black people could care for themselves, their families, and their communities all by themselves.

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Jason Reynolds says that Dr. King was "embarrassing the country" because, while King was using nonviolent tactics to protest against a racist regime, said regime was using brute force to contest the Civil Rights Movement.

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Reynold defines "Black safe spaces", as places where they could resist and fight against racial stereotypes and ideas from the media. Things such as that Black households had absent fathers, and that Black people were inferior and hypersexual.

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Angela Davis grew up with two anti-racist parents, one of which was a leader in the SNYC (Southern Negro Youth Congress). Angela had been raised as an antiracist.

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Reynolds says that Black people experienced a "double Depression" because in addition to no one having money, Black people had no freedom, so they were stuck in this place. Things like the New Deal helped them out, but not nearly enough during the Great Depression.

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The Civil Rights Act, on paper, made discrimination based on race illegal. However, it also provided White People with the argument that now everything was fine because of it, and could even use it to portray themselves as victims.

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Reynolds says that Black people experienced a "double Depression" because most Black people don't have freedom and almost all of them don't have money. Both of these problems are why Reynolds says black people experienced a "double Depression."

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Reynolds defines "Black safe spaces" as spaces where people can resist and fight media against racial and racist ideas. An example is that Black households had absent fathers. Another stereotype is that Black people were sexually immoral or hypersexual.

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Reynolds says that Dr. King’s nonviolent tactics were “embarrassing the country” because of the vicious violence in response to the civil rights movement and peaceful protest.

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Malcolm X was a minister in Islam. He was also in an organization focused on the liberation of Black people. The beliefs that made Malcolm Z antiracist are from this organization which he stood for. He believed that black people were smart and capable of caring for themselves.

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Reynolds says that Dr. King's nonviolent tactics were "embarrassing the country" because despite the actions of King, wanting to peacefully fight for civil rights, the vicious response of Bull Connor, a police chief with a segregationist view, shows off on television to the world the bloodshed he started by violently tearing up the kids and teens who had followed Kings' steps. Beating them up with sticks and using fire hoses. Not just city saw this. The rest of the world did too.

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The aspects of Angela Davis' childhood that influenced her to lead an antiracist life is how her mother, Sallye Davis, had been a leader of the SNYC and taught her to be an antiracist. And that led her to question, just like her dealing with poverty and racism, why are the others around her not able to eat? Or have things? And that is what led her to be an activist.

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Black people experienced a double depression because they still didn't have freedom in the U.S.  Along with that they were also poor because of the great depression. This is why Reynolds said that Black people experienced a double Depression.

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Reynolds says that "black safe spaces" are places were the media couldn't spread racist ideas. Reynolds says the every year the media would have a storm of racist ideas and this is why black safe spaces were created.

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What made Malcolm X an antiracist was that he thought that black people could take care of their own communities and families. He was a minister in Islam and was part of a religious organization that was also antiracist.

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Angela Davis lead an antiracist life because of her parents, they were antiracist and her mom was a leader of the Southern Negro Youth Congress. This taught Angela Davis to be an antiracist from a young age.

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The Civil Rights Act in its self was a step up closer to anti-racism, but it wasn't enough. On paper, it made it illegal for public and work places to discriminate based upon your race. However, it gave White people the power to protrey themselves as the victims and say, "everything was fine/equal."

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Jayson Reynolds defined, "Black safe place," as a place were the racism from the T.V and media could not be present and harm you. A place where black people could resist and fight against the racism displayed in the media from News and on Television.

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The aspects of her childhood influenced Angela Davis to lead an antiracist life was her parents. Angela Davis's mother was apart of the SNYC (South Negro Youth Congress). Her mother taught her ideas and how to be an anti-racist. Because her parents were involved with an organization that fought racism in the government, she was exposed and taught to be an anti-racist at a young age.

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Reynolds says Black people experienced a "double Depression" because they were struggling with money and on top of that didn't have their freedom. The money troubles at the time were caused by the great depression! Also, on top of that having no freedom would make it a "double depression".

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Reynolds defines "Black safe spaces" as places that were free of the media storm that were spreading racist ideas. If you were in one of these "Black safe spaces" you were free of the harmful stereotypes that were common in the media.

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Malcolm X believed that Black people were able to take care of their selves even without the help of White people. Malcolm X was also part of an organization that believed similar things!

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The Civil Rights Act was an attempt to get closer to more anti-racist ideas but it didn't really work that well. The Civil Rights Act made it illegal for public work places to discriminate against you based on your race, but sadly White people would use this as a way to victimize themselves by saying things like how now "everything was equal and fair"!

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Reynolds says that black people experienced a double depression because not only did they have to deal with the struggle of no money like everyone else they also at the same time were lacking freedom and trying to fight against racist ideas.

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Reynolds defines "Black safe spaces" as voluntary nondiscriminatory separation meaning places where black people would be able to resist and fight stereotypes placed on them and racist ideas about them.

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The belief that made Malcom X antiracist were that he believed black people were capable of caring for themselves and their communities. He preached to black that they should care for themselves without aid from white people.

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Reynolds says that Dr.King's nonviolent tactics were "embarrassing the country" because the country's response to peaceful protests was violence and bloodshed. It embarrassed the country because it showed a violent justice system and a peaceful movement.

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The beliefs that made Malcolm X Anti-racist was he believed that black communities deserved indecency and could take care of themselves without the influence and help from white people.

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Reynolds says this because  the country entered in the great depression and the whites had no money but the blacks had no money and no freedom

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Reynolds defines "black safe spaces" as spaces that prevent the media from making new racist ideas that come year after year

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The belief's that made Malcom X antiracist was his belief that we don't need anyone else that black can care for themselves and do not any outside help from other races.

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Reynolds said black people experienced a "double Depression" since many black people didn't have any freedom and money. That added more stress and worry.

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The beliefs that made Malcolm X Anti-racist was that he believed black people were able to care for themselves and their communities. He was also in an organization focused on the liberation of Black people.

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Reynolds says Dr. King's nonviolent tactics were “embarrassing the country” because of the vicious violence in response to the nonviolent civil rights movement.

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Reynolds defines "Black safe spaces" as spaces where people can resist and fight media against racial and racist ideas.

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Reynolds said that Black people experienced a “double Depression" because black people were trying there best to fight against and survive the great depression (struggling with having enough money) but that wasn't all they were also under constant pressure because of racism and how you have no freedom and physically and mentality harmful it is.

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Reynolds defines “Black safe spaces” as "Spaces that would resist & fight the media storm of racist ideas that came year after year."

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Reynolds says that Dr. King’s tactics were “embarrassing the country” because of how racists responded to them. They used bloodhounds, fire hoses, police brutality, and many more different violent tactics to try and stop the peace full protesters. In the prosses harming children teens elders and any one they could get too. Making the whole country look viscous.

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Some beliefs that made Malcolm X antiracist are how he preached black people could be self sufficient in there own community's without needing the support or white people (black self sufficiency).