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Period 1 CRAMBO - in 25 minutes
//When **Dr. King took the mic in front of Abe Lincoln**,// //He spoke of a **Dream** -what everyone was thinkin'.// //Black and white working together to **let freedom ring**,// //without a violent blow or a punch's sting.//

//The **March** led to an **Act that granted all Civil Rights**,// //so that equality seemed to be in everyone's sights.// //But America still strugged to get freedom provided// //and the movement that had flowed was becoming divided.//

Freedom Summer

Freedom Summer was a movement to help blacks vote The whites were nearly grabbing them by the throat. They went door to door to campaign black registration, Many seized, some died but it eased segregation.

** Selma ** People came to march in protest of an activists murder and unfair voting laws. When marchers were assaulted by the police it gave people pause. People saw the assaults on TV networks and called the day “Bloody Sunday.” This day brought sympathy for marchers and made us realize the police had gone astray.

A second march was led by King to the state capitol building, but police turned it back. It would later resume lead by the National Guard it soon got back on track.

** Malcolm X ** Malcolm x was against nonviolence Independent he was taking little guidance He wanted only help from his race group But he decided that he needed to regroup

After a trip to Mecca he decided to change his views Trying to bring hating communities to fuse Leading the Organization of Afro-American unity He wanted to bring different colors together to make a loving community

His house was bombed one after another Later he got killed by his former brothers The nation of Islam sent out a killer the main goal was to hit Malcolm in the kisser

**Chicago Movement** The Watts riots moved the CRM to the North MLK wanted better housin so henceforth He improved houses, schools and jobs for the black Gettin rid of all the slums, puttin lives on track

Whites left home Blacks were all alone Landlords and city services went away Blacks had to fight for themselves to their dismay

Cicero, Illinois where Jessie Jackson planned to go To fight for his rights to make everyone know That segregation wasn't right Integration was worth a fight!!

** Race Riots ** Race Riots by Funky Foxy Hanna Grind a.k.a Humble Trick and Baby Butter Kate K Diamond a.k.a Mad Cheeks

It was the Watts riot that started it all then after that things started to fall violence toward people because of their race people going crazy runnin' all up in this place

in chicago the riots took place in july many people had to say goodbye MLK was there at the scene just a year after the birth of charlie sheen

1966 this terror occured the poorest of people wanted to be heard they wanted some housing within the city and they wanted it integrated wouldn't that be pretty

in detroit the racial tension was raging upon black people violence was engaging new improvements have left them behind those people who want fairness are losing their minds

the city is overrun with fear and evil the civil rights fighters are looking for retrieval of the freedom and rights to live in nice houses and get better jobs to take care of their spouses

these riots displayed all the hate in the nation this cruelty needs to take a vacation

** The Black Panther Party ** In California, theres the Black Panther guys Scaring civilians like poisoned pies BANG! And their leader is dead The FBI walks away in guilty treads

** Black Power ** Black Power! they yell through the streets, All those marchers followin' the beat. Tryin to beat inequality by formin' organizations and not followin' the law

MLK's Assassination "In 1968, James Earl Ray from Illinois A Civil Rights leader he aimed to destroy  MLK, to many a hero  Would be shot by a racist, believer in Jim Crow

One afternoon in Tennessee In room 306 on the balcony MLK at only 39 years Died, bringing the nation to tears