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Reddit » Civil Rights
23h ago
Hi. New to Reddit.(yes I’m old.) I am looking for way to get a hold of Bobby Seale, the civil rights activist. My mother was a juror on his murder trial and I have a bunch of interesting artifacts from it, and I think he would love to see them. Any ideas on how to get a hold of him? I have tried Facebook and LinkedIn.
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Reddit » Civil Rights
1w ago
Donald Trump has repeatedly called for violence against anyone he considers political enemies. He asked allowed why immigrants couldn't be shot down like dogs at the border. He asked to have peaceful protestors in Washington, DC, to be fired upon, and he suggested shooting petty criminals down in the street. He encouraged the racist thugs in Charlottesville and on 1/6 and has suggested members of the military who refuse illegal orders be executed.
He planned to initiate the 'Insurrection Act', put troops on the street and outlaw all protests, and install curfews and prevent interstate travel ..read more
Reddit » Civil Rights
1w ago
I'm wondering if there were any examples throughout the Civil Rights Movement where violent protest or something of that sort actually did achieve social reform. The majority of articles I come across only really talk about non-violence being the key to reform, but I haven't come across any articles that have actually recognized any violent protests that did do the movement good. What is your guy's take on the extent it did help and have you seen any articles that do talk about this?
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