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Civil Rights Movement

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Referenced as an example of successful social change that required boring planning and organization rather than spontaneous protests.

Mentions (4)
"Although my parents were a black hopeful couple finally gaining some upward footing on the American socioeconomic pole (thanks to the progress of civil rights), they still harbored a wide distrust of white culture, pop culture, and liberalism."
Being first-gen out of the ghetto is so jarring · u/cointoss_girl · ↑524 · 2024-11-18
"We know from the outset, don't we, that they won't accomplish anything? Things like the Civil Rights movement, union action (strikes, etc) took planning and organization -- *boring* planning and organization."
is this anything more than just more sound and fury · u/bunglebongle · ↑31 · 2021-01-06
"Even the Civil Rights Movement, while rooted in nonviolence, gained momentum partly because of the stark contrast between peaceful protests and the violent responses they provoked."
Are nonviolent protests enough? · u/Helikesushi · ↑31 · 2025-01-03
"Boomers: hippie idealism, Space Race enthusiasm, Star Trek, Star Wars, The Beatles, the Civil Rights Movement, Woodstock, the moon landing, environmentalism."
. · u/gayWigger · ↑185 · 2025-06-07
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