What are some specific examples of how accomodation, radical-protest and/or nationalism tactics were used in the Modern (1950s-’60s) Civil Rights movement (Montgomery Bus Boycott, Emmett Till’s funeral, SNCC, SCLC, March on Washington, etc.)?
-Prior to the 1950-’60s modern civil rights/Black Power movement,
which one or more of the leadership/organizational/movement tactics
(accommodation, radical-protest and nationalism) was most effective in
the fight against racist oppression (lynching, denied opportunity,
etc.)?
-What are some specific examples of how accomodation, radical-protest
and/or nationalism tactics were used in the Modern (1950s-’60s) Civil
Rights movement (Montgomery Bus Boycott, Emmett Till’s funeral, SNCC,
SCLC, March on Washington, etc.)?
-What was the most important achievement of the modern Civil Rights
movement (i.e., voter registration, school desegregation, Civil Rights
Act of 1964; Voting Rights Act of 1965, etc.) and how was this
acheivement attained?
-What was the most important achievement of the Black Power movement
(i.e., Black Studies, Kwanzaa, Black Panther Party Programs, African
cultural revival, etc); by what tactic was this success attained?
-Having explored tactics and achievements of the modern Civil Rights and
Black Power movements, what wonderments remain; what questions remain
unanswered in your mind and why? (Mandatory!)
