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Mar 18, 2016 · Why Black Lives Matter. presented by Alicia Garza. in Citizen University » Citizen University Annual National Conference 2016. on 03/18/2016. Alicia Garza Keynote at CitizenUCon16. Watch on. Eric Liu: Alicia Garza, as many of you know, is one of the cocreators of #BlackLivesMatter, and for reasons I imagine she will elaborate on ...
A main highlight in her speech is about domestic work. Garza discusses how domestic work is rooted in and shaped by the legacy of slavery (Center for Constitutional Rights, 2015). In slavery times, black women were forced to take care of families in homes. In today’s world, most of domestic workers are black women.
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- Summary of Alice Garza’s Speech on The Black Lives Matter Movement
- The Speakers’ Manner of Delivering The Talk
- The Connection Between The Location of The Speeches and Messaging
- The Target Audience of The Two Speeches
- References
Alice Garza is a founder of the Black Lives Matter movement, and she knows everything about the discrimination black people face in American society. She starts her speech by providing some statistics, such as the number of black people imprisoned, murdered by law enforcement forces or the ratio of black women’s salaries compared with the ones of w...
Both speeches address the same issue that concerns the inequality that exists in the US society when it comes to the rights of black and white people. Martin Luther King’s speech was delivered more than fifty years ago, but Alicia Garza’s one proves that not much has changed since the twentieth century. When speaking about the similarities of the s...
The speeches were delivered in different conditions due to the huge time gap between them. The major difference that concerns the location relates to the number of listeners and their opportunity to see the speaker, his gestures, as well as to feel his emotions. Martin Luther King’s speech was delivered during a march in Washington in which partici...
Since both talks have the displaying of inequality and injustice in terms of the attitude of the society towards black people, it is possible to state that the target audiences of the speeches coincide. However, Alicia Garcia’s talk is more narrowly oriented because it gives information mainly on the Black Lives Matter movement she established thro...
Center for Constitutional Rights (2021). RadTalks: Alicia Garza [Video]. YouTube. Web. Rare Facts (n.d.). I have a dream speech by Martin Luther King Jr. HD (subtitled)[Video]. YouTube. Web.
Jun 11, 2019 · June 11, 2019, 2:39 PM PDT. By Why Is This Happening? “Black people. I love you. I love us. Our lives matter.” In July of 2013, Alicia Garza wrote these words in reaction to a jury’s acquittal...
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May 5, 2020 · Rhetorical Analysis. Video unavailable. This video is unavailable. This YouTube video delivers a message on behalf of the Black Lives Matter movement by their co founder, Alicia Garza. This speech is an excellent example of rhetoric as it executes exigency without using offensive language with BLM being a controversial movement.
RadTalks: What Could Be Possible if the Law Really Stood for Black Lives? Purvi Shah, Center for Constitutional Rights. Colette Pichon Battle, Gulf Coast Center for Law & Policy. Vincent Warren, Center for Constitutional Rights. Alicia Garza, National Domestic Works Alliance. Elle Hearns, GetEQUAL.
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Jul 8, 2020 · The statement asks you, do you believe Black lives matter? And if so, is that the world that we live in right now? And if not, what are we going to do to close the gap there? In this insane...
