Essays about Black Lives Matter Page 2

The struggle and fight for equality for people of color has always been a topic on the table but now it has returned, but in a new movement. Once again, history is repeating itself but with a new generation with new ideas and tactics. This issue has been a decades-long movement in the making that…

In the United States, many are blind and ignorant of the racial inequality that happens on a day to day basis. Many assume that there is racial equality world, however, that is not the case at all. African Americans are the most oppressed, misrepresented, and discriminated marginalized group just because of the color of their…

While there’s been great progress towards equality for African Americans, equal opportunities evade many of them. Equality is the state of being equal, especially in status, rights, and opportunities which is something that they still struggle with today. I’m going to analyze how they have yet to achieve equality despite the progress that’s been made….

Since the initial formation of the 13 colonies that led to the greater United States, race has played a consequential if not the most essential role in the acceptance or rejection of a man. Beginning with the slaughter and displacement of those native to the Americas and slowly transitioning to the enslavement of the African…

Racial tension and inequality in our justice system and society have grown over time. Trayvon Martin was a seventeen-year-old African american male, unarmed, and was shot and killed on February twenty sixth, twenty twelve by a “watchman” who was named, George Zimmerman who had also happened to be a white male. The recent unfortunate events…