History moves with us! by Ms. Glen https://padlet.com/aglen29/fdhua5ekdgocnrfz Civil rights movement history en-us 2020-12-20 10:54:57 UTC 2020-12-20 14:25:42 UTC hello@padlet.com History Moves us! aglen29 https://padlet.com/aglen29/fdhua5ekdgocnrfz/wish/1034293225 According to the article, the civil rights movement offers us a blue print for creating meaningful change. After reading this, it made me think for a bit. The civil rights as a blue print for change. My very next thought was the black lives matter movement. In many ways they are similar . ordinary people standing up on the behalf of others, fighting for their rights. ]]> 2020-12-20 13:12:17 UTC https://padlet.com/aglen29/fdhua5ekdgocnrfz/wish/1034293225 Targeting legalized racial discrimination aglen29 https://padlet.com/aglen29/fdhua5ekdgocnrfz/wish/1034300320 For a moment in time I thought that America would of had its second civil war. The killing of George Floyd had the our nations and many other nations in an uproar. ]]> 2020-12-20 13:22:03 UTC https://padlet.com/aglen29/fdhua5ekdgocnrfz/wish/1034300320 The article draws to our attention, the notion of teaching our generation about the civil right movement, from the perspective of the captives. African American Students must be taught their history. To teach the movement accurately and effectively, teachers must first understand the social rights movement. They must have knowledge of how to use primary source material. aglen29 https://padlet.com/aglen29/fdhua5ekdgocnrfz/wish/1034303436 2020-12-20 13:26:27 UTC https://padlet.com/aglen29/fdhua5ekdgocnrfz/wish/1034303436 aglen29 https://padlet.com/aglen29/fdhua5ekdgocnrfz/wish/1034312182 2020-12-20 13:38:18 UTC https://padlet.com/aglen29/fdhua5ekdgocnrfz/wish/1034312182 History moves us: Connection the past to the present: Teaching civil rights movement helps students to critically examine the influence of social and political movements and connect the past to the present day. aglen29 https://padlet.com/aglen29/fdhua5ekdgocnrfz/wish/1034315130 2020-12-20 13:42:14 UTC https://padlet.com/aglen29/fdhua5ekdgocnrfz/wish/1034315130 History moves us. aglen29 https://padlet.com/aglen29/fdhua5ekdgocnrfz/wish/1034321378 The history of my race, culture, and people is something I am not happy to talk about. When I think about it,  it brings sadness, pain, and a sense of inferiority. I acknowledge  that my ancestors were once slaves, I acknowledge that our counterparts to this day are benefiting from the wealth they acquired during slavery. I acknowledge that their is a wealth gap, between blacks and white, that will never be equalize as a result of slavery. I acknowledge that predominantly blacks schools are severely affected by this. The very college that I am attend has a extremely low graduation rate, and is predominantly black. how can this be fixed. How can we undue the past. My answer is its impossible. Its impossible to fix what has been done!  What now? Educate the children! teach them about the past, show them how it connects to the future, so they can be aware and make informed choices ]]> 2020-12-20 13:50:03 UTC https://padlet.com/aglen29/fdhua5ekdgocnrfz/wish/1034321378 Unlike the blacks lives movement, Cobb's approach seems more realistic, promising change by educating the younger generation. When justice is demanded, the public being despotic, tends to shrug their shoulder at them. Instead, preferring the appeal to be made entirely on its generosity. This is the error of the black lives movement -Balewa aglen29 https://padlet.com/aglen29/fdhua5ekdgocnrfz/wish/1034345774 2020-12-20 14:21:24 UTC https://padlet.com/aglen29/fdhua5ekdgocnrfz/wish/1034345774