Equality: Race And CRM Flashcards
(10 cards)
What played a central role in te CRM
Christianity MLK was a preacher Many of the arguments made were theologically grounded
Key Event in the CRM: Montgomery Bus Boycotts
1955-56not started by MLK, but helped to solidify him as a leader Christian churches coordinated nonviolent resistance Rosa Parks
Key Event in the CRM: March on Washington
1963MLK: ‘I Have a Dream’ Invoking Christian imagery about justice
Key Event in the CRM: Civil Rights Act
1964
Ended legal segregation
Seen bu many as a fulfilment of Christian calls for justice
Key Event in the CRM: Selma to Montgomery march
1965Blood Sunday: protesters violently attacked Highlighting still a need for change AFTER the civil rights act
Christian argument of the civil rights movement
that there was a moral obligation for Christian’s based on gods teachings to love and seek justice
Racism in the UK: Windrush Generation
1948:thousands of black migrants came to the uk due to British nationality act These people were met with great racism, and not allowed often in white churches
Racism in the UK: Race Relations Act
1965:trying to reduce racism in the UK
Racism in the UK: Stephan Lawrence
1999killed by a group of white men The police failed to investigate the suspects and no convictions made Huge public outcry
Racism in the UK: Doreen Lawrence
mother of Stephen Lawrence The situation showed institutional racism within the police forces’ failing to take action Doreen campaigned for her sons justice, leading to changes within the police force