USA TODAY’s “Seven Days of 1961” retraces crucial moments that set in motion a new era of civil rights that continues to inform social justice movements today
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USA TODAY’s “Seven Days of 1961” explores how sustained acts of resistance can bring about sweeping change. Throughout 1961, activists risked their lives to fight for voting rights and the integration of schools, businesses, public transit and libraries. Decades later, their work continues to shape debates over voting access, police brutality and equal rights for all.
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It’s adults teaching kids to hate. You’re not born racist.
“do you see “racism”?!🤔
NO
“and i don’t see but he “are”🤣
How’d you edit and still mess up? You either got an extra “ or missing one. And i see racism all the time. Not acts of extreme violence like getting killed but blatant verbal racism is extremely popular to this day. Either in real life or online; start tryna notice racism and speak out or take action. Knock the teeth outta someone who refuses to admit their wrong. Idk maybe I’m overthinking but saying theirs no racism in the world; makes me believe you’ve been taught to ignore it or maybe you know someone racist and never did anything to Change that persons point of view and thus made racism nonexistent for yourself.🤷♂️🗣📈💯I’m sorry cause I’m no advocate but when I see 2 comments and this one of them I have to speak out just like anyone should.
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