If they started to rebel against the discrimination, it would only make the whites more determined to keep them oppressed. He believed that the blacks could work to gain the respect of the whites. Washington also preached that educating the blacks would not only be beneficial to them, but the whites also. They could greatly help the Southern economy and work in the factories. Many people during this time period supported his strategies and saw what he was saying as very influential.
A vision for the future is what everyone is always hoping for. Atticus is the only character that actually has a vision for his kids in the future. He doesn’t want his children to be prejudice, which is one of the most important things he wants to teach them. Atticus explains to Scout, “You never really understand a person until you can consider things from his point of view until you climb into his skin and walk around in it” (34). This quote is a very informative proof for Atticus’ philosophical vision.
I believe Reed added this to make the reader and people see that colour was a big deal. He is masking his identity with another in an effort to reflect the majority. It further emphasizes the lines, “My face doesn’t belong to me anymore.” (Reed, The C Above High C, Act I, Scene I, 1) Further in the scene he mentions that he is being called an Uncle Tom, a term coined by African Americans to describe fellow African Americans who have “sold out” or cater to the white man. He is conflicted, he plays music that is close to his heart and is “African”. But because he is praised by whites and loved by them his fellow people felt and accused him of selling out.
Victoria Adams Dr. Shirley M. Jordan Humanities 103 October 18, 2011 “Da Kink and Four Colored Boys” This I can relate to” How a mother love for your child.” The performance was a real reality show as we see it in life. The men wore a Barlow State Prison shirt. Saying “We will tell Our Story” as Black African men. They will start off (hmmm) as we see it in prison today as black men. They would always ask the question” Who is my Mother?” They see it as black men are just number, because we will not think for we are educated ourselves as men.
We look to the future now.” “Forgiveness liberates the soul.” By insisting the bodyguards all work together, he’s calmly modeling the way for others. There is another key moment in the movie where Mandela tries to lead the nation by example. When being interviewed about the rugby team, he’s reminded how, like most of the black South Africans, he used to cheer against any team that would play
Some people say Martin Luther King also proposed black people rights as well but his major achievement of black people was enlarging black people`s governmental and political participation scale. Also, he emphasized the peace between white people and black, and to understand each other. But I would say rather than convincing white people and convinced black people to endure the pain and understand white people`s behavior.While Malcom X only eager for the freedom and his exclamations were made straight and clear by his intensive usage of words. Malcom X movement was more successful than that of Martin Luther King. Lets make an example, if you are bullied by A and you carry his book, bring snacks for him, and dance if he says dance and crawl if he says crawl and have to pay money for his cigar,.
The African Americans also stick together in the beginning of the movie and also not wanting anything to do with the white players. The players eventually have to conform into one big team together. The whites had to become not only team mates but brothers with the African American players. Each race had to learn to love each other, and work together as a team in everything they did, whether if it was during practice, or out on that field playing the championship game. Both races have to go by the same standards, the same rules and same laws.
Most importantly Malcolm X advocated education to his people in every speech, debate and interview, because his entire purpose was to create “black nationalism” and the only way that could ever happen was if his people were educated and not just diploma educated but educated with the understanding of what was taught. Although many people did not agree with his tactics, people respected him because of his overall intent for the black community. Malcolm X was a great debater because he was a strong skilled speaker, he was intellectually educated and informed and he was passionate about what he preached and these are qualities of a great leader and an effective great debater. His legacy lives on even today and that is proof of how influential he
The two coaches have very different leadership styles and different opinions regarding the forced integration. Coach Boone is a charismatic leader with the ability to use a coercive approach to coaching when needed and a collaborative approach when appropriate. His approach toward integration is to first break the players down by eliminating old thought patterns and egos and then rebuilding them as a team. Coach Yoast, an accommodating leader, must first adjust his role from Head Coach to that of an assistant and then determine if he is going to support the new coach or place his efforts into making sure that Boone fails. Yoast is further influenced by a secret deal with the School Board providing an unethical incentive for failure.
The recategorization part occurred when Boone had an idea to implement three-a-day practices until all the players got to know each and everyone of their teammates, which was his way of basically forcing intergroup contact and the players start realizing that they really are not all that different from one another. A powerful moment for me was Coach Boone’s speech during the 3 a.m. run to where the Battle of Gettysburg was fought. When they arrived to the battlefield Coach Boone demonstrated the central route for persuasion by talking about how they are still fighting the same war today that so many young men gave their lives for; but the part of the speech that really stuck out to me was when he said “If we don’t come together right now on this hollow ground we to will be destroyed just like they were”. After that moment you slowly see the two groups starting to come together on and off the field and beginning to realize that their not really that different from each other. An example of peripheral persuasion is Boone’s speech to Sunshine after Rev.