English, 22.02.2021 08:00 Thelazysandwich

RATW Black Lives Matter & Latino Solidarity Assessment started: RATW Black Lives Matter & Latino Solidarity.

To persuade readers that they should join the Black Lives Matter protest movement to bring about the end of systemic racism
To persuade readers that they should join the Black Lives Matter protest movement to bring about the end of systemic racism

To argue that Black Lives Matter is a natural outgrowth of the American civil rights movement during the 20th century
To argue that Black Lives Matter is a natural outgrowth of the American civil rights movement during the 20 th century

To inform readers about the incremental progress achieved through protests during the civil rights movement and how that applies to Black Lives Matter
To inform readers about the incremental progress achieved through protests during the civil rights movement and how that applies to Black Lives Matter

To explain to readers the origins of the American civil rights movement of the 20th century and encourage them to participate in similar movements

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