The civil rights movement was a very monumental occurrence in U.S. history. With well-known leaders like Martin Luther King, Jr., to Rosa Parks, to even Ruby Bridges, the Civil Rights Movement was a hopeful as well as impactful moment towards 100% equality within the United States as a whole. Though still very far away from the attempted goal, these marches, speeches, boycotts, and so much more as a part of this movement took place with the hope of a world resulting in a grand lack of discrimination, segregation, and overall racism against people of color and black lives.
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A country that is dominated politically and economically by another
<span>The answer is, obviously, A
(‘Religious intolerance’). Indeed, the freedom of belief (whatever its
containing faith) is one of the many other sorts of freedom declared by the Independence days. Among
these, we can also point out the freedom of choice (which entails, certainly,
the freedom of religion choice), the freedom of speech (as a matter of fact,
journalism activity has grown its roots throughout on this principle). </span>
not the federal government the here is the answer "state government"
Acts of free speech pose critical questions that we as a society need to debate and discuss and address. The protests are meant to make the nation better by raising difficult issues and striving toward solutions.
Unpatriotic acts attack the fabric of the nation and the ties that bind us together. They don't aim at improving us as a society so much as they tear down institutions and relationships that we share.
