Monday, May 10, 2021
The History of Gaming
The History of Gaming PowerPoint Presentation.
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A message to the Grassroots
My thoughts on
"A Message To The Grassroots"
By Sonny Sandoval
"A message to the grassroots", is a speech made in 1963 by Malcolm X. Its a speech dedicated to the black Americans who were ridiculed and bamboozled by the white folk back then. The speech was spoken in a live rally around 2 days after the speech was written.
The first third of the speech is when he talks about unity in black people, realizing the white common enemy, and how white people never sacrificed anything for black people. I was inspired greatly by how much he meant what he said 'cause of his booming voice and power. And this was just the beginning. It really did open my eyes about all of those topics he spoke of.
The second third of the speech is when he talked about "Nationalism", "Revolution", the difference between a house negro and a field negro, and how white people taught black people to suffer "peacefully". The middle part of the speech, in my opinion, was the pinnacle of the entire speech. It was also the most emotional part for Malcolm X.
The last third was him talking about how every black American should defend themselves when needed, the bribery of some black American rights activists you know today, and how because of the bribe, loads of black people were becoming soft. This part hurt the most. Not only did Martin Luther King and some others been bribed a mil and a half, but they weren't even supposed to be in the rally in the first place.
What I've learned from this speech is that its terrifying to think that even a mixed kid like myself, from back then, would be considered a negro. Also, everyone should have the right to do what ever is necessary to protect you and your family, no matter the race. And finally, DONT TRUST A FAKE NEGRO NOW BOY!!
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Black Pride In America
ELDRIDGE CLEAVER 38/40 points A
Study Guide
Who was he?
Leroy Eldridge Cleaver was an American writer and political activist who became an early leader of the Black Panther Party.
When did he live?
(August 31, 1935 – May 1, 1998)
Where did he come from?
Eldridge Cleaver was born in Wabbaseka, Arkansas
Tell us about his family?
He was the son of Leroy Cleaver and Thelma Hattie Robinson. He had four siblings: Wilhelima Marie, Helen Grace, James Weldon, and Theophilus Henry. He also had a spouse named Kathleen Cleaver. Sonny, he also had a son and daughter. His son moved to Dubai and had three wives and 13 children. He passed away just last year. His daughter lives here in Los Angeles and has a small business consulting business. One day I want to read his sons book, “Soul on Islam” He moved to Dubai to change his life and become a Muslim.
What education did he have?
He has no education
What did he do that was famous?
He wrote the book “Soul On Ice” which was basically praised by new york times as “Brilliant”.
How did he change people’s lives?
By inspiring people to stand up for themselves while being in the black panther party
What did he do that was infamous?
Had a crack addiction, and was arrested for burglary
Did he live the life that he wanted to live?
yes
How and where did he die?
He died from health problems in a hospital in California.
Why are you going to remember him
Im going to remember him because he was a black panther and a black power activist. He was also a political candidate for the republicans.
Test
Eldridge Cleaver
Movie Review
Judas and the Black Messiah
Write a one page movie review discussing what the movie is about and what your opinion of the movie is in the conclusion of your essay.
Key Points to remember; Fred Hampton's life and death(The black Jesus or the Messiah) and his fiance's legacy. William O’Neal as the Judas (Traitor) and the notoriously sly white FBI Agent. The Black Panther party revolution as it came alive and ended in Chicago, Illinois.
Start here:
Judas and the Black Messiah is a movie directed by Shaka King on February 1 2021. It is a film about the legendary black panther known as Fred Hampton AKA The Black Jesus, and the man who “technically” Killed him known as William O’Neal AKA Traitor, and the man who paid the killer known as the sly white FBI Agent.
To summarize it quickly, The movie is basically all the events that lead to Fred Hampton's death. Whether the illegal guns, the shots leading to an injured cop, the drug money to buy explosives, it all leads to the government hitting back by killing their leader on December 4, 1969 due to a shootout. After the Black Jesus dropped dead, the black panther party quickly fell into pieces. Riots about dirty police, vengeance for Fred Hampton, and chaos were all there was in news headlines. A Lot of time later, the rat known as William O neal says the truth on pbs news. Later that day, when the news aired on live tv, Willam committed suicide.
In conclusion, the movie got a 96/100 percent on Rotten Tomatoes,
And I would give it a 8.5/10. The movie told the truth about a horrific scandal that was caused by a coward rat that should never of happened in the first place.
Fin
PowerPoint Presentation
Use your favorite slide application to create a powerpoint presentation using the following topic.
Title: Black Lives Matter Movement today
Versus
The Black Panther Party Movement of Yesterday.
Slide 1.Define the BLM Movement
SLide 2. Define the Black Panther movement
Slide 3.Who were the leaders of both movements
Slide 4. What were the mission statements of each movements
Slide 5.What did each movements achieve
Slide 6. What were the public criticisms of both movements
Slide 7.How did the US government both support and work to abolish each movements
Slide 8. Which movement would Sonny lead?
Copy and paste your slides doc below….
Bibliography
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Britannica. (2021, April 27). Eldridge Cleaver. Eldridge. Retrieved May 5, 2021, from https://www.britannica.com/biography/Eldridge-Cleaver
CBS NEWS. (1998, May 1). Eldridge Cleaver. CBS NEWS. Retrieved May 3, 2021, from https://www.cbsnews.com/news/eldridge-cleaver-dead-at-62/
Center for Sacramento History (Director). (2021). Eldridge Cleaver at Sacramento State, 1968 [Film]. Center for Sacramento History. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJ7YwRI2dWQ (Original work published 1968)
Cleaver, L. E. (1968). Letters From Prison; Soul On Ice. In Eldridge Cleaver (pp. 37-44). Del Publishing.
CNN. (1998, May 1). 'He Was A Symbol': Eldridge Cleaver Dies at 62. CNN. Retrieved May 3, 2021, from http://www.cnn.com/US/9805/01/cleaver.late.obit/
Footage World (Director). (2010). Eldridge Cleaver says..'.No Democrats...No Republicans ' 1968 [Film]. Footage World. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fsu5Kc6OgiM (Original work published 1968)
Footage World (Director). (January 18, 2019). UCI Irvine - 'Eldridge In Irvine'..Dig It? [Film]. Footage World. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5W1vFwQD7o (Original work published 1968)
UCLACommStudies (Director). (2014). Eldridge Cleaver speaking at UCLA 10/4/1968 [Film]. UCLACommStudies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfRxv_Nz4MY (Original work published 1968)
Wikipedia. (2021, 4 5). Eldridge Cleaver. Eldridge Cleaver. Retrieved 4 3, 2021, from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eldridge_Cleaver
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