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This became news known all over, Nationwide. While white citizens and African American citizens believe the Columbia riot occurred in a different manner and for different reasons it was still a tragic moment in the Civil Rights Movement that were portrayed differently by the National Globe and Columbia Daily Harrold which were two of the most popular newspapers in the Nashville, Columbia area. The Nashville Globe accused the competing newspaper at the time of making the story biased. The Globe reported the story of how the riots began by saying, “On Monday the mother and son were in the Castner Knott store on Columbia’s public square. Then the mother had words with a white radio repair man of the firm about her radio in which she disputed his claim that the radio had been repaired.
who was born and died January 15, 1929- April 4, 1968. In 1955 Martin Luther King Jr. accepted the leadership of the first great Nero Macon Pg. 4 Nonviolent demonstration of contemporary times in the United States. Martin Luther King Jr. lead a boycott that lasted 382 days and on December 21, 1956 the Supreme Court of United States had declared unconstitutional the law requiring segregation on buses, Negroes and whites rode the buses as equals. Martin Luther King Jr. was arrested during the boycott, his home was bombed and he was subjected to personal abuse.
- Born on May 19th 1925 in Nebraska as Malcolm Little - At the age of 14 (1939) he was brought to a foster family - By the time he got his first contacts to drugs and criminality - In 1946 he was arrested for 8 years after burgleing a house and the sexual contact with a white woman => in prison he got to know Elijah Muhammad’s ideas and doctrine (Elijah Muhammad was a leader of the “Black Muslims” (Nation of Islam).) The Nation of Islam was an organization of nationalist Afro-American extremists in the USA; they wanted a self-modified form of Islam + ultimate emancipation from white rule + freedom and equality + to end the process of desegregation of blacks and whites + to build up an independent Afro-American state - In 1952 Malcolm was
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Frugality and industry will make free from debt and being wealthy, which will make it easier to practice sincerity and justice ..Moderation is avoiding extremes and humility is taking after Jesus and Socrates, He had a book in which he apportioned a page for a virtue. He created a weekly plan by which he will develop one virtue per week; He focuses on one virtue per week, making notes of his successes and failures in a book. He also develops a daily planner to help him orderly. There were seven columns in each page ruled with a red ink, one for each day of the week, he made records by marking each column with a letter for a day and .he crossed the columns with thirteen red lines, he marked a black spot on the virtues he failed to achieve. He believed the pleasure of seeing his progress on the virtues will produced no black spot on his book at end; in essence he will have a clear book after thirteen daily and weekly examinations.
In May 1966, I was elected national chairman of SNCC. I began to lose my faith in the nonviolent approach after the death of civil right activist James Meredith. I wanted organize a march in greenwood, Mississippi. Once I arrived I was furious and stated that we been saying Freedom for the past six years but now we will say Black Power. Black Power was a call to unite, to recognize our heritage,
The two types of motivation are intrinsic and extrinsic and they are based on the type of behavior that is used. Intrinsic motivation is when you want to
B. Commencement Address Essay by Tone M. H. Petersen Most people know that it is important to show kindness towards other people and it might seem like a very trivial piece of advice to give people if you tell them to remember to be more kind. However sometimes in the grand scheme of things and in the overpowering and overwhelming light of our own ambition and need for success we still let opportunities of kindness pass us by. This is what George Saunders addresses in his commencement addres that he delivered in May 2013 at Syracuse University in New York State. In his speech Saunders uses 2nd person singular/plural, 1st person plural, and 1st person singular. The use of 2nd person plural makes it clear that Saunders is addressing the audience directly and that he wants them to think, take action and be responsible.