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Reynolds said that black people experienced a "double Depression" because while the country was in the Great Depression era, the black people also had close to no freedom. So he used the term "double Depression" to reference the fact that black people had no money or freedom.

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Reynolds defines "Black safe spaces" as spaces where black people would be treated as human and not seen as savages, and as a place where people would fight against the ideas that are being put out in the country. He also defines it as what Du Bois was fighting for in 1934.

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Jason 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, and they also didn’t have any freedom.

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Jason Reynolds described “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 that Reynolds says that Black people experienced a "double depression" was because Black people not only had no money but they also had no rights.

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jason reynolds said people were going through double depression because of have black people didnt have freedom and money.

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Reynolds said black people experience "double depression because there the country was in a great depression(even whites are poor). Before the great depression, blacks still were treated horribly.

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" Spaces that would resist and fight against the media storm of racist ideas that came year after year. "

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Reynolds defines “Black safe spaces” as  "spaces that would resist and fight against the media storm of racist ideas that came year after year.  From the stereotype that Black people were sexually immoral or hypersexual. Or that Black households were absent of fathers, and that this family dynamic made them inferior. Or that skin tone and hair texture were connected to beauty and intelligence."

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when jayson said "black safe spaces" as space where black people wouldnt be looked at savages who have different genes then other races.

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Reynolds says black people experienced a "double Depression" because at the time there were in the Great Depression that made them have zero money and they had zero freedom

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

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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 created. This made them look like bad people, going against people who didn't want to spread any blood/bloodshed.

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Reynolds defines "Black safe spaces" as places where black people felt safe and all fought together.

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Reynolds says that Black people had a "double Depression" because of the fact that the Great Depression was happening so along with everyone else they had no money. But they also, unlike white people, had no freedom.

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Reynolds said "black safe spaces" a space where blacks would be treated normal individuals such as whites.

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Reynolds says the Black safe spaces are places that resist and go against the medias racist ideas.

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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. He stated that they didn’t need any white people to “care” for them. They could care for themselves.

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reynolds says that dr.king's nonviolent tacticts were"embarrassing the country" becuase it made the people who didnt pertcipate in civil rights movement look terrible.

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Reynolds says that Black people experienced a “double Depression” because they were experiencing the great depression like all other people in the states and they were also experiencing the depression of not having freedom. Hence the name double Depression.

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The beliefs that deemed Malcolm X an antiracist were his preaching's that stated things like how black people were the original people of the world.

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Malcom X antiracist was that he preached that black people could care for themselves, their families, and their communities all by themselves.

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Jason Reynolds defined "Black safe spaces" as spaces that would resist racist ideas from the media and become a safe and fair space.

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" The vicious violence in response to the nonviolent civil rights movement was embarrassing the country, all around the non-White world. "

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Malcom X antiracist is that he  preached black self sufficiency so that black people could care for themselves, their families, and their communities all by themselves.

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" He also preached Black self-sufficiency—that Black people could care for themselves, their families, and their communities all by themselves. Sure, he was a polarizing force, but he was also an antiracist persuading away assimilationist ideas. "

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One belief that made Malcolm X antiracist was that "He preached that Black people  were the original people of the world, which pushed back against the Bible and the early theories of White Egypt."

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Reynold said that Dr. King's nonviolent tactics were "embarrassing the country" because they were using violence to people who are not doing anything to attack them.

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Reynolds says that Dr. Kings's nonviolent tactics were "embarrassing the country" because the white people were reacting to the nonviolent ways with violence, which would overall make it look back. Also, having people just sit down and use their words without violence says more, which means more people were listening to them and that the word was getting around that the "free" country wasn't really free.

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Reynolds define "Black safe spaces" is a space where black people can be treated fairly and "spaces that would resist and fight against the media storm of racist ideas that year after year."

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Reynolds says that Black people experienced a "double Depression" because they barely had money due to the Great Depression but also no freedom.

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Reynolds says that Dr. Kings non-violent tactics were "embarrassing the country" because those who did not join in looked bad.

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" On Dynamite Hill, where Angela Davis grew up, Sallye and her husband trained their daughter to be an antiracist. And so most of her childhood was spent wrestling with the poverty and racism around her "

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angela father trained his daughter to be an antiracist. And so most of her childhood was spent wrestling with the poverty and racism around her.

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Sallye and her husband trained their daughter to be an antiracist. most of her childhood was spent wrestling with the poverty and racism around her "

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The beliefs that made Malcom antiracist were his preaches that black people were the original people on the world and he preached that black people take care of them self's, there family and there communities all by them self's.

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Reynolds called it "embarrassing" because white people were embarrassing themselves. The protests made by black college students were peaceful sit-ins, so it was overboard, unfit, and embarrassing to see so many white people respond with violence.

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Reynolds said that because Black people had no money and they also had no freedom.

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James Reynolds defined "Black Safe Spaces" as eliminating the idea of racism and creating a space for black people to be treated fairly.

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Reynolds said that Black people experienced a "Double Depression" because on top of not being treated as people, (the 1st one) the entire country had entered a great depression.

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Reynold defined "Black safe spaces" as a space that would resist adn fight against the media storm of racist ideas that kept coming year after year.

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Reynolds says that Black people experienced a "double Depression" because they not only had no money because of the Great Depression, but they also had no freedom.

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Angela Davis was lead to an antiracist life by the experience of losing people she knows dying due to an attack on a church. She was also surrounded but racism and she was taught about it. Our parents shape our views on the world, whether it's good or bad.

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Malcolm X's beliefs that made him not racist was his upbringing and praise for black people. Saying that they were the original people and how they are capable of living by themselves and taking good care for families/communities as well.

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The reason Reynolds said that Dr. Kings nonviolent tactics were "embarrasing the country" was becuase of the vicious violence in response to the nonviolent civil rights movement.

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DuBois chose to become a "antiracist socialist" because he sought to heal the "Double Depression" that the country was experiencing at the time. Both for black people and white people.

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Reynolds said that Black people experienced a "double Depression" because Black people suffered the Great Depression like other people. But, they also experienced no freedom.

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Reynolds defined "Black safe spaces" as spaces that resist and fight against the racist ideas that came year by year. Fight against the stereotype of their gender.

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Reynolds said that Dr. King's non-violent tactics were "embarrassing the country" because Dr. King, the SNCC, and the civil rights movement were banking on this non-violent civil rights movement. But what they received as a response was vicious violence.

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The beliefs that made Malcolm X antiracist were Black people were original people of the world that pushed back against the bible and early theories of White Egypt. Black self-sufficiency means Black people could care for themselves, their families, and their community all by themselves.

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Reynolds says that Black people experienced a "double Depression" because not only had they been dealing with the Great Depression, they were also having to deal with having barely any freedom.

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Reynolds said that while also experiencing the great depression Black people were also faced with their lack of freedom and money. The term "double Depression" is a play on that.

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Angela Davis was raised into an antiracist family that taught her from a young age that she is not beneath anyone.

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When Angela was a kid her parents trained her to be a antiracist because she was surrounded with racism.

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Malcolm X antiracist preached black slef sufficiency so that Black people could care for themselves, their families, also their communties all by themselves.

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Angela Davis was lead to live an antiracist life because she knew that she was black and there was nothing she could do to change it. This lead her to realize from a young age that she should never desire to be white. This caused her to be antiracist because she wanted to be accepted along with other young people like her.

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Du Bois took a sharp turn in his thinking from assimilationist to antiracist supposedly was because of the Great Depression. The Great Depression brought the New Deal, which helped black people a little, but not enough.

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DuBois chose to become an "antiracist socialist" because of the previously mentioned "double Depression". He decided(?) that Black people needed a New Deal for themselves, because the one that Roosevelt proposed hadn't helped quite enough.

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The reason why Reynolds said that Dr. Kings nonviolent tactics were embarrassing the country was because those who would not participate in the civil rights movement would look bad, embarrassing the country.

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Reynolds said that Black people experienced a "double depression" because this was during the time of the Great Depression when many people were struggling financially, but Black people were also struggling with having little freedom at the same time.

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Reynolds defines "Black safe spaces" as spaces where Black people could fight against the stereotypes and racism they faced.

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Reynolds said that Dr. King's nonviolent tactics were "embarrassing the country" because of the violent response they got despite the protests not being violent.

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The Civil Rights act made it so that discriminating people based off of their race was illegal. Instead it made it so White people could argue that Black people were equal and could get over their complaints about not getting the same treatment.

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The aspects of Angela Davis' childhood that helped her live an antiracist life were her traumatic experiences and her parents coaching and guiding her to learn how to not be racist due to her experience with racism surrounding her in the past.

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Angela Davis' parents raised her to be antiracist.

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James Reynolds said that black people had an experience of the "double depression" because of the Great Depression impacting them to not have that much wealth, including no money and no freedom. They weren't being treated well either.

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The aspects of Angela Davis' childhood that influenced her to lead an antiracist life was that she had many experiences with racism and that her parents had taught her how to deal with racism and have antiracist thoughts.

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

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The purpose of James Baldwin's essays was to send a warning to his nephew about the discrimination & oppression he was about to face.

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The civil rights could have made the white people to rethink white seniority and superiority, and instead of dealing with it, they'd turn it on its head , flip it around, do the old okey-doke and claim that they were being treated unfairly.

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The Civil Rights were a paper document declaring that racial discrimination was illegal. In reality, white people used it as an excuse to ignore racism and act as though it didn't exist. They continued to blame black people for their situation instead of the racist systems.

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Jason Reynolds states that Black people experienced a "double depression" because Black people at the time were going through 1. the great depression. (a time when no one had money.) And 2. a depression called no freedom.

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Reynolds says that Dr. King's nonviolent tactic were "embarrassing the country" because it created so much violence that non-white people probably thought that it was pointless at this point to hold back the violence on account of how much violence they were receiving themselves

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Reynolds defines "Black safe spaces" as " . Spaces that would resist and fight against the media storm of racist ideas that came year after year.  From the stereotype that Black people were sexually immoral or hypersexual. Or that Black households were absent of fathers, and that this family dynamic made them inferior. Or that skin tone and hair texture were connected to beauty and intelligence."

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Du Bois switched from being an assimilationist to an antiracist around the time of the Great Depression, which affected black people twice as much as white people. The NAACP was aiming to become "more refined" like white folks, and Du Bois wanted nothing to do with this and took a different direction instead. Antiracist socialist.

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Angela Davis as a child was influenced by the rampant racism and bombings that were, I guess common around Dynamite Hill in Birmingham

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Reynolds says that Dr. King's nonviolent tactics were "embarrassing the country" because of how White people responded to them. They matched the Civil Rights Movement's peaceful protest with violence, embarrassing themselves.

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The Civil Rights Act, though outlawing discrimination on the basis of race, failed to prevent the outright racism Black people had been facing. With the passing of this act, White people could now argue that racism was gone. They could argue that since you couldn't discriminate based on race, Black people's circumstances were their fault, and not the fault of the racist systems.

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Malcom X is antiracist because he  preached blacks self- sufficiency so that black people could care for themselves, their families, and their communities all by themselves.

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Reynolds said black people experience "double depression" because the country was in a great depression(even whites are poor). Before the great depression, blacks were still treated horribly, but when the great depression hit everybody in America (including whites).

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Sallye and her husband trained their daughter to be an antiracist. most of Angela Davis's childhood wa spent wrestling with the poverty and racism around her".

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Reynolds said "black safe spaces" a space where blacks would be treated as normal individuals.

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The beliefs that made Malcom antiracist were thoughts that he preached about how black people were the original people on the world. He also preached that black people take care of them self's, there family and there communities all by them self's.

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Malcom X antiracist was that he preached that black people could care for themselves, their families, and their communities all by themselves.

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Reynolds says that Dr. King's nonviolent tactics were "embarrassing the country" because the non-violent protest were meant with violence, and brutality which made the country look bad.

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Reynolds uses the phrase "Double Depression" because during the Great Depression, everyone was affected negatively and were struggling financially, but black people were also struggling for freedom and basic human rights. They had a sort of intersectionality problem.

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When Angela was a kid her parents trained her to be an antiracist. Also she was surrounded with racism so much with where she lived.

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Reynolds says the Black safe spaces are places that resist and go against the medias racist ideas.

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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 created. This made them look like bad people, going against people who didn't want to spread any blood/bloodshed.

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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. He stated that they didn’t need any white people to “care” for them. They could care for themselves.

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Jason 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, and they also didn’t have any freedom.

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Malcom x was an antiracist because he said that black people didn't need white people and could be independent

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what made Malcom X an antiracist was the fact that he was preaching that Black people could be self-sufficient, and that Black people were the original people of the world. He even pushed back against the bible and early theories of white Egypt.

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Reynolds said that Black people experienced a double Depression because black people had not a lot of money and not a lot of rights

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Reynolds says that Black people experienced a "double Depression" because they barely had money due to the Great Depression but also no freedom.

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Reynolds said that "Black safe spaces" were
places that black people could get away from racist ideas

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Reynolds says that MLKs strategy to combat racism was embarrassing because they were being non violent to violent people