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The document discusses the Black Liberation Movement in America and its goals of freeing and liberating Black people from oppression. It examines influential figures like Malcolm X and the Black Panther Party who epitomized the Black Power philosophy. While some saw them as too extreme, their use of techniques like coercive persuasion benefited the larger Civil Rights movement led by Martin Luther King Jr. The Movement is still relevant today in addressing ongoing racial injustices in the 21st century.
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- 1. The Black Liberation Movement & 21st Century Racial Injustice in America BY: MERHAWI KIDANE
- 2. Some Background details Movement encompasses the very troubled history that the United States has with the blacks that call it home. Involved organizations and individuals like The Black Panther Party, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Jr. and Black Lives Matter. Main goal was to free and liberate blacks from their oppressive state in America.
- 3. My Movement Study I wanted to examine the different social factors, court rulings, that helped mold the rhetoric of this movement and what pushed them in creating it in the first place.
- 4. Malcolm X (1925-1965) Human rights activist most known for work done during 50’s-60’s during the Civil Rights movement Epitomized the Black Power philosophy Many saw him as being to “extreme” due to his connections with the Nation of Islam (he later renounced all connections with the group later on his life career). On March 17, 1963, an interviewer asked him why he didn’t recognize his legal last name. His answer helped to explain his ideologies and where he was coming from.
- 5. Coercive Persuasion and The Movement Coercive persuasion was a technique that was utilized by Malcolm X and The Black Panther Party. Many members of the public were frightened by the movement and the images they put out. Benefited Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights movement as a whole.
- 6. The movement in present day
- 7. Thank You!