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,.
Many people during this time period supported his strategies and saw what he was saying as very influential. He believed in the evolution of black society and the only way to gain equality would be by earning need of work Washington felt that blacks could not be a in a position to improve their standing until their communities reached a level of development that made equality undeniable. He told blacks to concentrate on education and financial progress as well as keeping close community ties. This way, in time, the black community would be full of doctors, lawyers, architects, teachers, businessmen and other professionals. The black community would evolve out of its poverty into something that could not be denied as equals.
Dr. King and another protester were arrested, and Jimmie Lee Jackson was killed. The first group of approximately 500 Civil Rights advocates left Brown Chapel on March 7 and attempted to cross the Edmund Pettus Bridge to march along US Rte. 80 to Montgomery, the State capital. Alabama State Police blocked the road and ordered the assembled marchers to disperse. When the marchers refused, the troopers attacked and beat them, and forced them back to Brown Chapel, this was called “Bloody Sunday.” A second march occurred on March 9, but only as far as the Pettis Bridge.
The Niagara movement was founded by W.E.B Dubois. His main goal in creating the group was to educate African Americans and to have total equality with blacks and whites. Dubois gathered people from all corners of the states with the exception of the West. The member’s men and women included would rally together and come up with strategies for equality of blacks. They would lay out plans to have equal rights with the whites.
There’s no Success without efforts. Success always wants some efforts and commitment. Rosa parker ignited a fire which burned all injustice imposed by the Whites on Blacks. Atlast all the hard work of Black Community gave them the rights they always deserved. They were treated inhumanely before but their struggle changed society and forced them to respect Blacks as well.
Whites were met with retaliation from blacks because blacks had been, “transformed by their experiences during the war.” Historian and Author, Cameron McWhirter shares many different outbreaks of violence during 1919, in his book Red Summer. The first outbreak of violence and rioting was the Jenkins County riot in Georgia. This riot started on Sunday April 13, 1919. It involved a black farmer named Joe Ruffin, who attended a festival at the Carswell Grove Baptist Church. On his way home from the festival Ruffin sees his friend Edmund Scott, in the back of a police car hand cuffed and being taken to jail.
These aspects can be traced back from the slavery era, and hence use art at a way of teeming with sadness and bitterness. The author believes that Black-Americas utilize these influential songs to utter their artistic potential in its simplest form. According to Daniels, the “civilized” white people owes to the soul-utterances of its black counterpart numerous moments of joy not to recognize ungrudging the considerable fact that what the Black has attained is of great civilizing worth. To the author, Negroes got the same opportunities and education facilities of the whites.2 Criteria of Negro Art The above topic presents work done by Du Bois. The author explores the value of the artistic potential found in the black people and the manner that it has been absorbed into the American culture.
With the “black power” slogan appealing to blacks across the country and symbols for black power were showing themselves more each day (the raised fist above the head) the strength of the movement was growing. Even though whites were afraid of Carmichael, he felt as if people did not understand his views, so he helped write a book explaining them titled Black Power: The Politics of Liberation in America. As its chairman, Carmichael continued to help support and organize the group, helping it to grow nationwide, but as the Civil Rights Movement
One way he did so was by organizing the Montgomery bus boycott in Alabama, this made King a national figure around the nation. What led to this boycott was Rosa Parks, the mother of the civil rights movement, refused to give up her seat on a public bus to make room for a white passenger. Because of Rosa Park’s refusal she was arrested for violating public ordinance. After this event, is when a group African Americans boycotted the buses. This helped fight against segregation, and discrimination because bus companies began to lose a large amount of money, since a majority of the passengers were black.
When a black person got murdered by someone, it was always overlooked, they found more black mens bodies when they searched for the three civil rights workers, all of which went unnoticed. It was a bold move, but one that was needed to bring attention to Mississippi and the cause they were fighting for. Three events that are critical moments in the civil rights include: On December 1, 1955, Rosa Parks, a 42 year old black woman, refused to give up her seat on a bus for a white man. She was arrested and convicted of breaking the laws. She appealed the conviction and challenged segregation laws.