The Black Lives Matter's Fight for Human Rights in America

Peter Taylor (1982), Neil Smith (1993), and Sally Marston (2000) all adopt different approaches to scale and the methods by which scale can be applied as a political strategy. Whilst Taylor (1982) focuses on a more conventional, [...]

Over the past few years, a gathering of more than 50 unions have united to create the Black Lives Matter Movement (BLM). The intention of this movement was to have the dignity to stand up for equal rights. BLM is an ideological [...]

It’s is highly important to acknowledge police brutality in the U.S. because it is one of many social issues causing conflict to arise within the population. Police brutality and racisms is an issues that has people drawing [...]

The MOVE organization was a group formed for the purpose of freedom by activists who were all nature loving. The group consisted of mostly Black people in Philadelphia in the early 1970s and the beginning of the 1980s. The [...]

Racial discrimination has long been one of America’s greatest misfortunes. From slavery dating back to the 18th century to police brutality in the 21st century, race-related prejudice has remained constant, always being the [...]

In his letter to the clergymen, Dr. Martin Luther King utilizes many of the intellectual concepts that President Thomas Jefferson employed in the writing of the Declaration of Independence of the United States of America. While [...]

At the peak of the Civil War Movement in America on April 12th, 1963, eight Alabama clergymen made a public statement announcing that Dr. Martin Luther King’s protests in the streets should end because they promote “hatred and [...]

Martin Luther King and James Baldwin lived in the era of racial inequality and the civil rights movement, an era when African-Americans were still fighting to find a place in society. In 1963, King wrote a famous letter from [...]

Racism and the strife towards a non-oppressive society has been a task attempted by many, ranging from extreme activists, to educators, to the proactive civilian. Such prejudice serves as a confine to those impacted, filtering [...]