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It is about historical party called Black Panther Party formulated to fight against injustice system that was happening around that time. It shows the strategies that they used and the cause of what they were fighting for.

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  • April 12, 2024
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  • 2023/2024
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, I agree that the goal of the black power movement and a number of its leaders was to
advance black justice and equality for African Americans in the United States of America in
the 1960s because African Americans had already achieved equality and civil rights in
America. This essay will go over Stokely Carmichael, Malcolm X, and Black Panther's
contributions to the struggle for African Americans' right to justice.

Inequalities persisted despite the civil rights movement's emphasis on black and white
Americans' collaboration and healing. Due to the fact that the majority of African Americans
in urban areas still reside in slums and attend underfunded schools, they continue to
experience poverty and racial discrimination. Due to poor health care and insufficient public
transportation, it was challenging for people to accept occupations located far from their
homes. As a result, black babies died at a rate that was twice as high as that of white babies.
Martin Luther King Jr. was perceived by some African Americans as being too moderate and
as having lost their faith in the Civil Rights Movement. Since they intended to hasten the
pace of change in the USA, they rejected the idea of nonviolent protest. With the rise in
popularity of the Black Power Movement in the 1960s, the fight for equal rights in the USA
took a new turn. Those African Americans who supported the Black Power movement held

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