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Presented by: Richmond, Janae, Taylor and Joshua

He joined the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee He joined the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee. Carmichael joined SNCC as a newly minted college graduate, using his eloquence and natural leadership skills to quickly be appointed field organizer for Lowndes County, Alabama.

Freedom Summer in 1964 In one year, Carmichael managed to raise the number of registered black voters from 70 to 2,600 300 more than the number of registered white voters in the county.

working with Martin Luther King Jr. and other Southern leaders

Stokely was tired of the non-violence approach and that it took to long. So he deiced to try his own approach

Stokely Carmichael led a group of young men into nearby businesses, demanding they shut down as they had when President Kennedy was killed in 1963. Carmichael urged people to remain calm, but the crowd grew.

Founded Black Panther. What is the core practice of black panther Founded Black Panther. What is the core practice of black panther? its armed citizens' patrols to monitor the behavior of officers and challenge police brutality

Democratic Party’s symbol was a white rooster, often displayed with the phrase “White supremacy for the right” written above it.

T “The black panther is a vicious animal, as you know,” John Hulett, one of LCFO’s founders explained, “He never bothers anything, but when you start pushing him, he moves backward, backward, and backward, and then he comes out and destroys everything that’s in front of him.”