John Spann Guest Speaker by Bradford Cannon https://padlet.com/bradfordcannon/Bookmarks What 3 things from class did you find interesting or do you think you can use in this project? en-us 2020-07-09 17:03:27 UTC 2020-08-30 16:43:25 UTC hello@padlet.com Write your name here in the "title" line bradfordcannon https://padlet.com/bradfordcannon/Bookmarks/wish/702801140 Write your 3 items here.]]> 2020-08-27 15:36:41 UTC https://padlet.com/bradfordcannon/Bookmarks/wish/702801140 Brad bradfordcannon https://padlet.com/bradfordcannon/Bookmarks/wish/702803076 1.  Item 1
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3. Item 3]]> 2020-08-27 15:37:12 UTC https://padlet.com/bradfordcannon/Bookmarks/wish/702803076 Antonio https://padlet.com/bradfordcannon/Bookmarks/wish/704032349 1.  The case of Mamie Till, who showed the world in a casket the body of her son in 1955, provoked reports in a world wide range and it is considered the most and first Afro American death in the USA who went viral even without any type of virtual platform.
2. It wasn't just men who made big decisions for Civil Rights, it was a lot of women, too. The group WomanPower Unlimited, founded by Kerry Collins Harvey, healed healthy and financially people who had suffered from riots combating segregation. It motivated people and continued the fuel on the Civil Rights Movement.
3. You bringing awareness to an injustice in a peaceful way and in an intelligent way is the best way to get across your message.
]]> 2020-08-27 23:43:51 UTC https://padlet.com/bradfordcannon/Bookmarks/wish/704032349 Gabriela Xavier https://padlet.com/bradfordcannon/Bookmarks/wish/707361866 1. I found very interesting the part in which John showed that in the midst of the Museum there are jail cages. Symbolizing that those people following the Congress’s decisions - the laws - and fighting for equality ended up in jail;

2. He said that bringing up problems and protesting peacefully and intelligently is the best way to transmit your message, better than violence;

3. A very strong message was passed when our guest speaker talked about Black Lives Matter, he said that we were still fighting for equality, but our generation is too different from the ones before. He said that people who fought in the passed generations were patient and were so engaged in the movement that were willing to give up their lives for it, and now people aren’t that tied to the movement, a lot of them are doing it because it’s trendy and with some time, it will fade and everyone will be looking for something else to be the tendency.]]> 2020-08-30 16:42:05 UTC https://padlet.com/bradfordcannon/Bookmarks/wish/707361866