Civil Rights campaigners were able to achieve success in the years 1956 to 1968 because of the methods and procedures used by the campaigners. ... Contributions to the achieved success of the Civil Rights campaigners were enriched by these methods and facts: Martin Luther Kings campaigning methods and non-violent policies, peaceful protest with little violence from protestors in early stages, opposing protestors being viewed as immoral, and black Americans having moral high ground. ... Martin Luther King's methods and policies were a great contribution to the success of civil rights campa...

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Dubois, agreed that the blacks in the south had to reach one goal: first-class citizenship. Their methods of reaching this goal varied between the two black men. ... Washington believed that blacks needed to gradually work their way from the bottom to the top, achieve positions of power and responsibility, and then demand their rights for equal citizenship. W.E.B. believed that blacks deserved the same rights as whites and they should not have to sacrifice their constitutional rights in order to achieve a status that they already deserved. ... He believed that persistence would accomplish th...

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The main goal of this organization was to end any kind of racial discrimination and segregation. ... The NAACP was founded 1909, and has achieved many goals and victories through out the years. ... Achievements The NAACP was and still is very successful organization, all the aims and goals Amit had mentioned were all achieved. ... The organizations main goals were economic, political, social and educational equality which was all achieved by the NAACP. Their main achievement they achieved was in 1954, when the U.S Supreme Court overturned the doctrine of "separate but equal that for years h...

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During the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century, many leaders and activists emerged with a common goal of gaining equality and civil rights for African Americans in the United States. ... Although they have the same overall objectives, Washington and Dubois have very different ideas of how to accomplish these goals. ... Although Dubois has a similar goal of equality and civil rights for African Americans, he has a very different approach in achieving this goal. ... In order to achieve this, he insists on the right to vote, civic equality, and the education of youth according ...

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As a result of King's dedication, the blacks were given equality throughout the U.S. and were more encouraged to pursue their goals. ... As a result, in every attempt he made to achieve his goal of equality no violence was used, instead his followers relied on peaceful ways such as boycotts and sit-ins. ... As a result of harsh racial discrimination he witnessed during his childhood, along with influences from religious figures in his life, King was passionate to achieve his goal, and achieve it peacefully. ...

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Richard's goal was to get enough money to leave the South for a better opportunity in the North. This was achieved when he realizes his limitation in the relationships between blacks and whites in the South. ... Richard used the code of conduct towards whites to achieve his goal and his individuality. ...

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Wright finds throughout his own passage into manhood that both white and black America will fight to promote the status quo and keep the black man from achieving. ... Thus, Haskins was persecuted rather than respected for having achieved the goal status of the politics of respectability. ... (Wright, 33) The violence against Richard further stigmatizes the church as an evil institution replete with Weber's chiliastic fervor: by violating it's tenets just once it can achieve a better situation. ... Richard has similar experiences that show him that accommodation will only keep him...

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His tone fills you with a sense of hope, that anything can be achieved, and that you can overcome anything with the right amount of dedication. ... As the writer, Washington is able to inspire us, the readers, to find our own specific vision for ourselves, which in turn, would help us to develop a sense of hope and dedication to achieving that vision. ... Washington's, Up From Slavery, autobiography is one of the most awe-inspiring stories, of a life of dedication and commitment to achieve success, that I have ever been fortunate enough to read. ... Washington; a man who grew up th...

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While many positive strides have been made by societies seeking to achieve the "Good Life," every action to this end has a consequence that manifests itself as a cost to the "Good Life" and its yearned-for attainment. ... The goal of social justice is similarly tossed to the side by the many Negroes who have become complacent with segregation as a product of "many long years of oppression" (King). ... As the groups mentioned in the previous paragraph disregard the struggle to achieve social equality, time acts as a negative force to propagate the separation of r...

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With Peekay's knowledge and natural ability he set a goal for himself. Even though the novel does not continue on to say if he reached his goal or not, but the mere fact that he worked for it and had the desire to fight for what he really wanted proves that he will not give up until he achieves his goal, which is to become the welterweight champion of the world. ...

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"(paragraph 5 p.73) helped to unconfuse the reader and keep him progress the details as they happened with him.The writer conveyed the information to the reader and achieved his purpose successfully for he used the ponits i mentioned above from vocabs, phrases and language. ... I agree Malcolm that determination and person's will to change or to do something can make him achieve his goal.And that if one set his mind on something,everything is possible with hardwork.Similarly,in the beginning of my last year of school, I faced many problems in the physics course and I couldn't...

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Booker T. Washington and W.E.B. Dubois were two very important civil rights leaders in the late 1800's to early 1900's with common goals, but different ways of achieving them. Booker T. Washington was a little more patient in his philosophy. He wanted African Americans to quiet down about all the ...

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He was personally against slavery, but he--the good leader that he was--did not mix his personal goals with, what he thought, was best for the country. ... This describes how he wishes blacks to have equality among the work force, which still has not been completely achieved today. ...

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Textual Analysis Dr. King reacts passionately to comments made referring to several moral and ethical reasons why he non-violently is protesting in Birmingham Alabama. Dr. King discusses in a very logical and valid manner why he and his following have been invited to take place in a non-vi...

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By analyzing the purpose, structure, and diction of King's speech we may achieve a better understanding of the black movement, and the harsh reality of the times. ... The metaphor of despair as a mountain and finding a single stone, hope being this stone, gives the reader the sense of how exhausting, painful, demanding, and awesome achieving freedom would be. ... Combining the bitter sarcasm with the indignant vigor, King's speech becomes very persuasive, accomplishing his goal of persuading his audience to fight for freedom and equality. ...

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Although Marcus was born in Jamaica, he achieved his greatest success in the United States. ... Marcus Garvey lead the movement which achieved a global dimension by awakening the political consciousness of African and Caribbean peoples to the goals of racial independence....

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Amaris Baxter Langston Hughes; "Mother to Son" 1) 1930's; Realism 2) Biographical Theory of Criticism 3) Post-structural Theory of Criticism Through the literary works of Langston Hughes, it is clear to see that he uses his own style and language to portray realistic trait...

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The ambitious goals in economic development, housing, crime reduction and education came with specific numerical targets to be achieved by 2001 in Midtown, the poor southside neighborhood in which the shooting occurred." ...

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They were able to set goals and take strides toward them, plus letting the government know that these things would happen. The ultimate goal of acceptance was achieved, and the evidence for this is in the reduced lynchings of blacks between 1877 and 1915. Education of blacks was much more appropriate for the late nineteenth century, than pushing them towards a long-term goal. ...

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There is even more than just this goal of beautiful that black women desire. Aside from achieving the socially constructed white beauty ideal, they must act in ways that a man would want them to as well. ... Pecola's wish is to have blue eyes, the bluest of eyes, with this she will achieve beauty and happiness, her family will no longer fight, and everything wrong with her world will be okay. ... She realized not too long after that she will never achieve this same kind of ideal of beauty that Harlow displays and stands for. ...

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"One out of every twenty-one Black American males will be murdered in their lifetime. Most will die at the hands of another Black male." This is the first thing that pops on the screen when the movie "Boyz n the Hood " comes on. This is a movie that portrays young black males growing up in the hood....

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At the beginning, the main goal of the Klan was to keep blacks from voting and establish exclusive white government, in the southern states to keep blacks at the level of servitude they were at during slavery. ... To accomplish this goal the Klan used horrific tactics to intimidate blacks and anyone else who got in their way of a white-government. ... With its objective achieved and the passing of the Ku Klux Act in 1871, the Klan virtually disappeared, but only temporarily. ...

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The New South is an optimist idea at its core simply because of its ambitious vision and goals set at working towards a better region. ... Yet he was able to be remembered that day as a positive visionary by his spectators, in addition to achieving his altruistic goal of gaining Northern investment in the South....

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Black Leaders of the Late 19th/Early 20th Centuries There is no denying that the ultimate goal of the Negro race at the turn of the 20th century was for eventual desegregation and political freedom. ... The following will take a closer look at each of these activists and see just exactly what their views were and the way each proposed going about achieving their goals. ...

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His goal was to try and make both races act and work together as one in unity. ... He wanted to rally the people so that they would fight to get liberty and to follow it once it is achieved. ... It was almost a struggle between the two opposing forces working for the same common goal. ...

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