Why do black lives matter?
Why do black lives matter?
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Black lives matter because black people and their contributions to society have been historically marginalized, oppressed and forgotten. This causes disproportionate impacts, especially when it comes to matters of law enforcement and the judicial system. In the age of Black Lives Matter, more attention is paid to these issues in an effort to end inequality and hold everyone – regardless of their race or skin color – accountable for injustices committed against people of color.
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Why do black lives matter?
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The term "Black Lives Matter" serves as a rallying cry for the movement seeking to combat racism and Police brutality against black people. It emphasizes the unspoken truth that for a society to succeed, everyone must be respected and uplifted regardless of race. By pointing out systematic racism, micro-aggressions, disparities in economic opportunities and lack of access to resources in Black communities - the Black Lives Matter Movement advocates for true social justice, equality and fundamental fairness for all.
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