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koban [17]
3 years ago
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Please help me (dont answer if your not helping) i will also give brainliest

Social Studies
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sveta [45]3 years ago
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ABOUT BLACK LIVES MATTER MOVEMENT

The fundamental rights and freedoms enshrined in the Constitution are inherent for all. There is no question that all people were created free and equal with certain inalienable rights. This is a universally accepted principle. Segregation and racism of the people of color in the United States has always been a subject of discussion for decades, perhaps centuries where different figures have called on the people to fight and seek for equality. This is the genesis of the question as to whether black lives matter. However different people have had the different opinion concerning the issue, and this has compelled different groups to address the issue through various means such as debates and protests.

When black people started seeking for justice and fair treatment, they were not against police but the brutality and the excessive violence that the police used against the black people and singled them out based on their race. Other than the unfair treatment that the black people received, they were also seeking a balance of power. According to observers, there are more than twice as many unarmed Black people killed by the police compared to White people.  The black people feared for their lives and no longer felt safe walking in the street.

THERE YOU GO

STAY SAFE

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