Tuesday, February 27, 2018


-The Reflection of Black History 

A month for African Americans to reflect on how much history we made from the civil wars to the great leaders such as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr (1929 – 1968) – “King was a pivotal figure in the non-violent civil rights movement.” During the 1950s and 1960s, he sought to improve race relations and overturn discrimination in American society. He is remembered for his powerful speeches which sought to bring about a united society” where race did not act as a barrier. He seen a dream that all whites and blacks couldn’t see that color shouldn’t matter because we all was born the same way because we all are humans and we only serve one God and he created us equal. 
Ms. Rosa Parks (1913 – 2005) Instrumental in the US civil rights movement of the 1950s and 60s. “It was Parks who began an influential boycott of segregated buses in 1955. “Parks  wouldn’t give up her to a white man to sit down and she stated to the bus driver that she’s tire she’s been working all day so as she refuses to give up her sit they arrested her she also said “she was fed up with how Negros where getting treated and there should be a stop to racism and segregation. Growing up knowing that the color of my skin is a threat and that I can’t do what the next race can do as a black man I have to work ten times harder than the white man because the color of my skin and even though we have freedom of speech and we have equal rights.
It just like we still don’t have freedom we still have segregation , Police brutality, a president that don’t respect nobody not even his own race he’s only for the wealthy people and he trying to make America great again instead of doing that he’s making enemies with people from different countries. Our first official Black US President Barack Obama of African origin. “Obama served two terms as President and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.”  

Despite Barack Obama and his mistakes he made when he was president he was a good man he cared about everybody’s well-being whether black or white he cared about poor, bullies, gangs, thugs, etc. you know it he did what he could do and that’s so much one person can do if we as people put our pride aside we will have a great country again but in this world people want to be the man. Black history is for us to express and be us and make more history together like creating new businesses and making our community’s better and stop the black on black crimes the black culture needs to take back what mankind stole from us which is our integrity.  

Thursday, February 1, 2018

                                                 


                                       
                                The Movie Detroit- Injustices








              The Movie Detroit faces segregation and police brutality against the race of African- American people. In the beginning of the movie the law enforcement came to lock all who was there and who was responsible for having illegal things inside of the night club that wasn’t allowed to be open and they took them in for substances such as guns, gambling, drugs.  


There were two black cops who was under cover I believe who set them up they we’re charge with having liquor, drugs Etc. inside the juke-jaunt. The city of Detroit wanted to take back their city because it was  no control by the city police nor the government they sent the army because it was a threat of staplers killing off city police  so the city of Detroit started riots in the south side of Detroit and people were getting killed they was stealing groceries, tv’s anything they could get their hands on it was 1967 and blacks were still getting treated like they were slaves. 
Throughout the movie it we’re like five men that had dream of becoming stars of Detroit Mo-Town records they had big dreams of being rich one day. They also were getting ready to perform one night but couldn’t because it wasn’t safe for people to be out because the city was full of riots and that it was too dangerous for them to be out so late, so they shut the show down so the group splits up to go home.
 As they split up two of the  African American men couldn’t make it home so they decided to get a room that looked like a house and met these two white women after meeting the white women the two went to someone else room which we’re full of other black men they begins to talk about what’s going on in the city and how they could stop the riots, save their people from getting kill from the city of Detroit police so one of the African American men had a toy gun and was pretending to act out as the white police officers and how they act when they see black people as a threat as they continues to pretends one of the black men pulls out the fake gun and shoot one of his friends everybody in the room was scared and shock after all of that it was a prank to scare the white women and the two other African American men off so they could leave.  
They left the man that had the gun decided to mess with the law enforcement so as he continues to shoot the gun they were spotted by the city police before you know it the Detroit police was questioning them to see if anyone was going to confess who was shooting at the police didn’t nobody wanted to talk they all was scared the city of Detroit police killed three innocent black men and wasn’t charge with nothing that’s shows you how much they cared enough about African American people in the 60s.