LAST: Casillas
FIRST: Alejandro
Teacher: Mr Schneemann
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/27/2025
The work of Dr. King had a big effect on society and he changed a lot. Dr. King inspired many black people to stay confident in themselves and kept them up while they were down. The importance of the civil rights movement was the effects that happened on black people and the future of our rights as racism went down, especially after Dr. King's speech "I Have a Dream". Many black people helped the United States and invented a lot of things that were useful to us back then and even now.
LAST: Rodriguez
FIRST: Ilan
Teacher: Ms.Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/22/2025
Martin Luther King Jr. was an important man because he spoke up for his people and their civil rights He ended social injustice, inequality, and segregation for his people. His famous speech "I Have a dream" changed our country into a better place.
LAST: Rodriguez
FIRST: Ilan
Teacher: Ms.Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/22/2025
Martin Luther King Jr. was an important man because he spoke up for his people and their civil rights He ended social injustice, inequality, and segregation for his people. His famous speech "I Have a dream" changed our country into a better place.
LAST: Zumaya
FIRST: Adelyn
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/22/2025
Martin Luther King Jr. was important because he was a Leader for the american civil rights movement, racial equality and social justice in a time of segregation, discrimination, and racial violence. His ´´ I have a dream´´ speech impacted a lot of people and lead to freedom for others.
LAST: Jara
FIRST: Olympia
Teacher: Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/22/2025
Dr.Kings work was very important and revolutionary. It made America a better place because of free speech and it was a huge jump in the civil rights movement. That is why we celebrate MLK day and why it is such an important event that happened in history.
LAST: De La Fuente
FIRST: Valeria
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/22/2025
The work of Dr. King was important because it paved the way for the civil rights movement. This taught others to fight for the rights you deserve and because of his I Have A Dream Speech, it influenced the success for the civil rights movement but also created a community/space for African Americans and gave them a safe space at a time that they couldn't. His work and protests were peaceful and successful which helped inspire change and end segregation.
LAST: Jara
FIRST: Olympia
Teacher: Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/22/2025
Dr.Kings work was very important and revolutionary. It made America a better place because of free speech and it was a huge jump in the civil rights movement. That is why we celebrate MLK day and why it is such an important event that happened in history.
LAST: Cuevas
FIRST: Victor
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/22/2025
Dr. King's work was revolutionary and very influential. His speech was important for the civil rights movement because it influenced people to keep fighting for the civil rights they deserved. His intelligence and wisdom were why the civil rights movement was a success. His ability to influence his people and get them to continue fighting for their rights was vital for the civil rights movement. This helped make America a better place because it made it more equal. The civil rights movement helped remove the divide between colored and noncolored people. Dr King's work is why this was possible.
LAST: Davis
FIRST: Treyvon
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/22/2025
It was important because it brought fairness, equality, and opportunities to more people, helping make America stronger and more united.
LAST: Garcia
FIRST: Jamie
Teacher: Ms.Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/22/2025
Martin Luther King Jr played a vital role in the civil rights movement as he was able to change many things in society for the overall good of humanity. He was able to achieve these things by organizing peaceful protests and he led these protests to be able to end segregation and simply fight for more rights of African Americans.
LAST: Garcia
FIRST: Jamie
Teacher: Ms.Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/22/2025
Martin Luther King Jr played a vital role in the civil rights movement as he was able to change many things in society for the overall good of humanity. He was able to achieve these things by organizing peaceful protests and he led these protests to be able to end segregation and simply fight for more rights of African Americans.
LAST: Garcia
FIRST: Jamie
Teacher: Ms.Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/22/2025
Martin Luther King Jr played a vital role in the civil rights movement as he was able to change many things in society for the overall good of humanity. He was able to achieve these things by organizing peaceful protests and he led these protests to be able to end segregation and simply fight for more rights of African Americans.
LAST: Garcia
FIRST: Jamie
Teacher: Ms.Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/22/2025
Martin Luther King Jr played a vital role in the civil rights movement as he was able to change many things in society for the overall good of humanity. He was able to achieve these things by organizing peaceful protests and he led these protests to be able to end segregation and simply fight for more rights of African Americans.
LAST: Garcia
FIRST: Jamie
Teacher: Ms.Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/22/2025
Martin Luther King Jr played a vital role in the civil rights movement as he was able to change many things in society for the overall good of humanity. He was able to achieve these things by organizing peaceful protests and he led these protests to be able to end segregation and simply fight for more rights of African Americans.
LAST: Garcia
FIRST: Jamie
Teacher: Ms.Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/22/2025
Martin Luther King Jr played a vital role in the civil rights movement as he was able to change many things in society for the overall good of humanity. He was able to achieve these things by organizing peaceful protests and he led these protests to be able to end segregation and simply fight for more rights of African Americans.
LAST: Garcia
FIRST: Jamie
Teacher: Ms.Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/22/2025
Martin Luther King Jr played a vital role in the civil rights movement as he was able to change many things in society for the overall good of humanity. He was able to achieve these things by organizing peaceful protests and he led these protests to be able to end segregation and simply fight for more rights of African Americans.
LAST: Garcia
FIRST: Jamie
Teacher: Ms.Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/22/2025
Martin Luther King Jr played a vital role in the civil rights movement as he was able to change many things in society for the overall good of humanity. He was able to achieve these things by organizing peaceful protests and he led these protests to be able to end segregation and simply fight for more rights of African Americans.
LAST: Garcia
FIRST: Jamie
Teacher: Ms.Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/22/2025
Martin Luther King Jr played a vital role in the civil rights movement as he was able to change many things in society for the overall good of humanity. He was able to achieve these things by organizing peaceful protests and he led these protests to be able to end segregation and simply fight for more rights of African Americans.
LAST: Garcia
FIRST: Jamie
Teacher: Ms.Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/22/2025
Martin Luther King Jr played a vital role in the civil rights movement as he was able to change many things in society for the overall good of humanity. He was able to achieve these things by organizing peaceful protests and he led these protests to be able to end segregation and simply fight for more rights of African Americans.
LAST: Garcia
FIRST: Jamie
Teacher: Ms.Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/22/2025
Martin Luther King Jr played a vital role in the civil rights movement as he was able to change many things in society for the overall good of humanity. He was able to achieve these things by organizing peaceful protests and he led these protests to be able to end segregation and simply fight for more rights of African Americans.
LAST: Garcia
FIRST: Jamie
Teacher: Ms.Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/22/2025
Martin Luther King Jr played a vital role in the civil rights movement as he was able to change many things in society for the overall good of humanity. He was able to achieve these things by organizing peaceful protests and he led these protests to be able to end segregation and simply fight for more rights of African Americans.
LAST: Garcia
FIRST: Jamie
Teacher: Ms.Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/22/2025
Martin Luther King Jr played a vital role in the civil rights movement as he was able to change many things in society for the overall good of humanity. He was able to achieve these things by organizing peaceful protests and he led these protests to be able to end segregation and simply fight for more rights of African Americans.
LAST: Garcia
FIRST: Jamie
Teacher: Ms.Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/22/2025
Martin Luther King Jr played a vital role in the civil rights movement as he was able to change many things in society for the overall good of humanity. He was able to achieve these things by organizing peaceful protests and he led these protests to be able to end segregation and simply fight for more rights of African Americans.
LAST: Garcia
FIRST: Jamie
Teacher: Ms.Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/22/2025
Martin Luther King Jr played a vital role in the civil rights movement as he was able to change many things in society for the overall good of humanity. He was able to achieve these things by organizing peaceful protests and he led these protests to be able to end segregation and simply fight for more rights of African Americans.
LAST: Gonzalez
FIRST: Azul
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/22/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights movement advanced racial equality, securing legal rights for African Americans. Their work helped make America more just and inclusive.
LAST: Sosa
FIRST: Amy
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/21/2025
Dr.King fought for our equal rights and he led the Civil rights movement. He is considered to be very important because he made a different in history and the way civilians are able to interact within eachother. Schools are no longer segregated as long as other public areas. It caused peace within eachother and it brought up the civil and proper way one should be with eachother.
LAST: Sosa
FIRST: Amy
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/21/2025
Dr.King fought for our equal rights and he led the Civil rights movement. He is considered to be very important because he made a different in history and the way civilians are able to interact within eachother. Schools are no longer segregated as long as other public areas. It caused peace within eachother and it brought up the civil and proper way one should be with eachother.
LAST: Licon
FIRST: Alessandra
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/21/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a leader in the Civil Rights Movement, fighting for equality through peaceful protest. His work helped end segregation and create more opportunities for African Americans. His legacy continues to inspire change and reminds us of the ongoing need for justice and equality.
LAST: Licon
FIRST: Alessandra
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/21/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a leader in the Civil Rights Movement, fighting for equality through peaceful protest. His work helped end segregation and create more opportunities for African Americans. His legacy continues to inspire change and reminds us of the ongoing need for justice and equality.
LAST: Licon
FIRST: Alessandra
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/21/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a leader in the Civil Rights Movement, fighting for equality through peaceful protest. His work helped end segregation and create more opportunities for African Americans. His legacy continues to inspire change and reminds us of the ongoing need for justice and equality.
LAST: Licon
FIRST: Alessandra
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/21/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a leader in the Civil Rights Movement, fighting for equality through peaceful protest. His work helped end segregation and create more opportunities for African Americans. His legacy continues to inspire change and reminds us of the ongoing need for justice and equality.
LAST: Licon
FIRST: Alessandra
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/21/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a leader in the Civil Rights Movement, fighting for equality through peaceful protest. His work helped end segregation and create more opportunities for African Americans. His legacy continues to inspire change and reminds us of the ongoing need for justice and equality.
LAST: Licon
FIRST: Alessandra
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/21/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a leader in the Civil Rights Movement, fighting for equality through peaceful protest. His work helped end segregation and create more opportunities for African Americans. His legacy continues to inspire change and reminds us of the ongoing need for justice and equality.
LAST: Licon
FIRST: Alessandra
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/21/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a leader in the Civil Rights Movement, fighting for equality through peaceful protest. His work helped end segregation and create more opportunities for African Americans. His legacy continues to inspire change and reminds us of the ongoing need for justice and equality.
LAST: Morales
FIRST: Yaxche
Teacher: Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/21/2025
Dr.King did many wonderful things to make America a better place and, as an American civil rights leader, brought many people together. He put together many peaceful protests. Dr.King won a Nobel Peace Prize in 1963. He was head of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. He also is a huge role model to this day. I believe without Dr.Kings effort things would be very different today. He was able to do things that seemed impossible at his time but ended up being very influential. I am grateful for his hard efforts and hope for more peaceful things to continue in the future.
LAST: Molina
FIRST: Matthew
Teacher: ms.Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/21/2025
All the important work that Dr. King did was how peacefully he went about standing up for the African American party during the Civil Rights movement I hadn't known that for a little bit Dr. King starting his movement, hadn't gone about it so peacefully.
LAST: Molina
FIRST: Matthew
Teacher: ms.Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/21/2025
All the important work that Dr. King did was how peacefully he went about standing up for the African American party during the Civil Rights movement I hadn't known that for a little bit Dr. King starting his movement, hadn't gone about it so peacefully.
LAST: Molina
FIRST: Matthew
Teacher: ms.Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/21/2025
All the important work that Dr. King did was how peacefully he went about standing up for the African American party during the Civil Rights movement I hadn't known that for a little bit Dr. King starting his movement, hadn't gone about it so peacefully.
LAST: Fimbrez
FIRST: Maya
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/18/2025
Dr. King's work was important because he fought for equal rights. This is important because he wanted all races to have the same rights. He fought against segregation so that all people could go into the same schools, jobs, and businesses. The Civil Rights Movement was a better place for America because it fundamentally changed American society by dismantling systemic racism and segregation. Also, this movement raised awareness about the injustice that was faced by African Americans. In addition, the Civil Rights Movement helped create more economic opportunities for African Americans and other marginalized groups.
LAST: Viveros
FIRST: Ashley
Teacher: Mrs.
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/18/2025
Dr king and the civil rights movement is important because it brought peace between people of color and white people, making America a better place. They helped equality in public areas like transportation and restrooms, ensuring everyone had access to stable facilities. This movement also improved job opportunities, which in turn improved the economy and improved the nation’s wellbeing.
LAST: Hernandez
FIRST: Jonathan
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King has heavily impacted America and the Civil Rights movements. Through protests, speeches, and the help of many other people he was able to change America. Not only did he promote equality, but also peace for America and by using peaceful protests he was able to accomplish many great things. Dr. King was one of the leaders of the Civil Rights movements and both have helped make America a better place. The Civil Rights movements helped changed laws, ending discrimination, and making voting rights possible. Both have played a major role in changing and making America a better place and both have influenced many people.
LAST: sawyer
FIRST: sonny
Teacher: palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
many important inventions were created by black people, home security, protected mailboxes, blood banks, and streetlights, all modernized and commonly used today. These were important inventions because not only were inventions from black people rarely talked about, but they were just as crucial for American development as other inventions. DR. King's work during the civil rights movement influences to this day and the civil rights movement helped America move forward from the racial times that were occurring, America afterward had people of all races able to have similar rights, being able to vote no matter race, segregation is not common as it once was.
LAST: Chaing
FIRST: Jason
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights movement were important for America as it ended segregation and the Jim Crow laws. Which allowed for African Americans to gain the same treatment and rights as whites such as education, housing, healthcare, and business.
LAST: Flores Alatorre
FIRST: Katelynn
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. played a crucial role in the formation of the United States of America. He organized many protests and advocated for nonviolent civil obedience. Advocating in a nonviolent way changed the trajectory of the way protesting is and people standing up for themselves. He truly believed in a brighter future for all people, and believed that you should not be discriminated against based on the color of your skin. Dr. King was also one of the leaders of the civil rights movement as he was an influencer within the fight for change. The civil rights movement has also done a numerous amount of good things to make America a more inclusive and better place. The civil rights movement has impacted things like voting rights, inclusivity, legislation, and culture. The many black inventors, mathematicians ,educators, and more have all contributed to the way the world works today. Some inventions from black inventors include the toilet paper holder, peanut butter, stoplights, home security system, dust-pan, and many more to name. It is undeniable that without the impact of Dr. King, the civil rights movement, and the black race, we as a society would be in a totally different path. Thanks to them, our lives are a lot easier and enhanced with the integration of many different people and cultures.
LAST: Letuli
FIRST: Luvee
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
The work of Dr. King helped the movement for African Americans move forward with equality being able to end racial segregation here in the United States. Martin Luther King was the face of the civil rights movement, he helped create it. It stopped discrimination on others and hate on others, creating a better environment for everyone. The civil rights movement restored voting rights for African Americans, also education and employment, it was equal giving them the same opportunities as everyone else. African Americans had equal access to everything, they could go to any stores or restaurants like any other person.
LAST: Villegas
FIRST: Vivian
Teacher: Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. King fought for injustice he made a speech about how future generations weren't going to have the same unfair chances they were all going to be equal. After his speech the Civil Rights Movement was born, allowing many to protest for equality. The civil rights movement opened so many doors for other races, it changed the world for the better. It helped America become a better place because not only is there equality amongst all society but there are much more opportunities for many who never had the chance to do certain things they had wanted to do before due to restrictions and racism towards them.
LAST: Medina
FIRST: Santiago
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. King was an important man in the civil rights movement. He accounted for the rights of the citizens who had not gotten what they deserved and fought for them. He believed that unequal treatment could not go on any longer. What he did allowed America to become more united together.
LAST: Maldonado
FIRST: Jaden
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 5th
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
The work of Dr.King and the Civil Rights Movement by fighting for the rights of minority groups and fighting aginst racism. It made America a better place by letting everyone, of every race and gender, be equal and treated fairly in the u.s.
LAST: Acosta
FIRST: Averie
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
These inventions were very important as we still use them to this day. Not only have these inventions made American life easier but they also proved all races, and every gender are able to make great changes and possibly inspire others. America would not be what it is today without many of these inventions, and we owe inventors great credit for their effort and skill that bettered the quality of life for Americans.
LAST: Bravo
FIRST: Nicholas
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
The Importance of Martin Luther King Jr and the Civil Rights Movement takes a huge role of importance in America. MLK fought hard to end racial inequality and segregation in which was detrimental to African Americans that lived during that time period in the United States. Even though Slavery ended around 100 years earlier, they were still being treated and discriminated against to be told that they are still minorities that do not need any sort of acknowledgement or attention. He was known for his speeches that he gave but the most memorable was the I have a Dream speech that he gave in front of the Capitol in Washington DC. This speech envisioned hopes for a fair and equal America where we would all bear arms and hold hands with one another without judgement of skin color. He wanted people to not treat people less than because of their skin color but because of their personality. This helped end segregation laws in America and it is prohibited to give African Americans less pay due to skin color. He will always be somebody in the African American community and to the United states that he takes a huge role to the improvements of equal justice we have today.
LAST: Rodriguez Briano
FIRST: Camila
Teacher: Ms palmer
Period: 5th
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s leadership in the Civil Rights Movement was crucial in challenging the deeply rooted racial injustices in American society. His dedication to nonviolent protest and his focus on justice, equality, and peace helped shine a light on the widespread discrimination faced by African Americans. The movement led to major legal reforms, such as the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which helped end segregation and provided stronger protections against racial discrimination. Beyond these legal victories, Dr. King's legacy serves as a reminder that real change is achievable and that the work of creating a more just and inclusive society continues. His example of nonviolent resistance, strong leadership, and the pursuit of justice remains a powerful inspiration for creating lasting societal change, making America a more equitable place for all.
LAST: Franco
FIRST: Diego
Teacher: Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr.King and the Civil rights movement was a essential time for African American and American history as a whole. Civil Rights are human rights and the work done during this era was a monumental effort for the fight of equality. One of the most notable achievements was the civil rights act of 1964 the made discrimination in public spaces illegal and a proper offense. Dr.King was a leader in the charge for this fight. To this day the efforts of King and his fellow fighters in this charge are still felt today socially, legally, and cultural.
LAST: Sanchez-Rusin
FIRST: James
Teacher: Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
The work of Martin Luther King Jr was crucial for the civil rights movement, and the development of the United States. He greatly promoted the movement through his plethora of iconic speeches and his activist work being one of the most iconic and recognizable leaders during the movement. The civil rights movement allowed for the long-awaited and owed recognition of Black inventors and people in general. It also made America a better place because it greatly improved Black Americans' living conditions and equal treatment.
LAST: Balleza
FIRST: Lauren
Teacher: Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
The civil rights movement is significant because it let African Americans and colored people speak up about how they felt about segregation. It helped people realize that it is not right to be oppressed. He had his famous "I have a Dream" Speech which inspires billions of people today. Dr. Kings has an immeasurable impact. Dr. King motivated people to make a better place and stop segregation
LAST: Stuart
FIRST: Lance
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. fought for equal rights for all people. The Civil Rights movement was important because it fought against the unfair treatment of African Americans. It helped to work against segregation and towards equal rights. This made America a better place by making it more fair.
LAST: Vela Balderas
FIRST: Azul
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
African Americans have contributed in many ways to the US. African Americans are good in things other than sports and music; this has been proven as time proceeded and the civil rights movement came along. Nowadays we can see and admire African American citizens who have succeeded in science, politics, mathematics, technology, civil movements, home life, etc.
LAST: Aviles
FIRST: Chase
Teacher: Ms Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement were essential in reshaping America into a more just and equitable society. Dr. King’s leadership emphasized nonviolent resistance and the power of collective action to challenge systemic racism and discrimination. The Civil Rights Movement brought attention to the injustices faced by African Americans, particularly in areas such as segregation, voting rights, and economic inequality.
LAST: Aboytes
FIRST: Danica
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement were important because they fought for equality and justice. They worked to end segregation and made everyone had the same rights. Their efforts led to new laws that made America equal for all people. Dr. King’s message of nonviolence helped bring people together. His work made a lasting impact on the country.
LAST: Yanez
FIRST: Nelly
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement were critical in ending racial segregation and discrimination in America. Their efforts led to important changes, like the Civil Rights Act and Voting Rights Act, which protected equality under the law. Dr. King showed the power of peaceful protest and inspired people to fight for justice. The movement helped America move closer to its ideology of freedom and fairness for everyone. It made the country a better place by fighting for equality and inspiring future generations to continue the fight for justice.
LAST: Yanez
FIRST: Nelly
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement were critical in ending racial segregation and discrimination in America. Their efforts led to important changes, like the Civil Rights Act and Voting Rights Act, which protected equality under the law. Dr. King showed the power of peaceful protest and inspired people to fight for justice. The movement helped America move closer to its ideology of freedom and fairness for everyone. It made the country a better place by fighting for equality and inspiring future generations to continue the fight for justice.
LAST: Mansfield
FIRST: Michael
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement helped make America what it is today. They did this by fighting for fairness and equal rights for African Americans and other groups who were discriminated against. Dr. King used peaceful protests instead of violence, showing how powerful their movement was by standing up to racism and segregation without violence. The movement mattered because it fought against unconstitutional laws and racial discrimination, and it made changes that still affect us now. It helped everyone get equal opportunities, like being able to vote, go to school, and share public spaces equally. Dr. King's work is a great example of how people can come together and make things better for everyone.
LAST: Cisneros Santana
FIRST: Carmen
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. King's work improved America as it made people become aware about the fact that colored people didn't have freedom and how everyone has the right to be accepted in society, no matter what. The Civil Rights movement was important as it made an end to discrimination and those unjust laws.
LAST: Calzada-Rao
FIRST: Anthony
Teacher: Ms Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
The civil rights movement was important during the uprising of America to create a STANDARD of how people should be treated and the appropriate way to act and confront issues.
LAST: Gutierrez
FIRST: karina
Teacher: palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
many African Americans have helped Americans to a better place as their ideas have been part of our everyday life that making out daily life easier and simpler. for example, a man thought of stop and go at a light for cars. a black woman made a sincerity system that helped make her feel safe at home when she was home alone because she lived in a rough neighborhood now you see a security system energy day and might have one at your house. a big impact indentation that helped during a time of need is a scientist that came up with the ides to donate plasma. these are all every day things that are inportiont and this is why civil rights is inportant
LAST: Cisneros Santana
FIRST: Carmen
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. King's "I Have a Dream Speech" helped civilians realize how colored people were being discriminated against and how we needed equality in order for there to be peace. The importance of the Civil Rights movement was that colored people were given rights, which meant that everyone, no matter what race, was equal. This helped make America a better place as the Civil Rights movement promoted peace and made freedom of speech available for all citizens.
LAST: Jackson
FIRST: Jayden
Teacher: Ms Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
The I have a dream speech was a life changing speech for all races. MLK jr had a dream that every race will have equal rights including blacks people/ african americs. He thought that before african americans were not treated equally with white pwople, he had a dream that black children and white children will go to school toghther including his children, and also that there will be resturants and not just white resturants and black resturants.
LAST: Jackson
FIRST: Jayden
Teacher: Ms Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
The I have a dream speech was a life changing speech for all races. MLK jr had a dream that every race will have equal rights including blacks people/ african americs. He thought that before african americans were not treated equally with white pwople, he had a dream that black children and white children will go to school toghther including his children, and also that there will be resturants and not just white resturants and black resturants.
LAST: Renteria
FIRST: Victor
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the civil rights movement worked to end unfair treatment of people because of their race. They helped pass important laws, like the Civil Right Act, that made segregation and discrimination illegal. Dr. King showed how peaceful protests could bring people together to make change. This work made the United States a fairer place for everyone.
LAST: Jackson
FIRST: Jayden
Teacher: Ms Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
The I have a dream speech was a life changing speech for all races. MLK jr had a dream that every race will have equal rights including blacks people/ african americs. He thought that before african americans were not treated equally with white pwople, he had a dream that black children and white children will go to school toghther including his children, and also that there will be resturants and not just white resturants and black resturants.
LAST: Torres
FIRST: Isabel
Teacher: Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. King was a leader who fought for equality and justice. The way he spoke caught peoples attention and says there could be change without violence. The movement's legacy reminds us of the power of collective action and the enduring importance of standing up for what is right. It's a way to show that future generations continue the fight against discrimination, promoting values of diversity, respect, and human dignity.
LAST: CABRERA
FIRST: GIANNAH
Teacher: PALMER
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
In my opinion I believe that Dr. King was a very motivational and inspirational person. Till this day his “I have a dream speech” still is a very important thing that people look up too and even learn about school. Not only was Dr. king motivational he was a big movement in the world when it comes to racial equality. He fought for people of color and there rights, as well as ending segregation. His adoption of nonviolent resistance to achieve equal rights for Black Americans earned him the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964. Nowdays, we even have a holiday dedicated to him for all the good he brought to the world.
LAST: CABRERA
FIRST: GIANNAH
Teacher: PALMER
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
In my opinion I believe that Dr. King was a very motivational and inspirational person. Till this day his “I have a dream speech” still is a very important thing that people look up too and even learn about school. Not only was Dr. king motivational he was a big movement in the world when it comes to racial equality. He fought for people of color and there rights, as well as ending segregation. His adoption of nonviolent resistance to achieve equal rights for Black Americans earned him the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964. Nowdays, we even have a holiday dedicated to him for all the good he brought to the world.
LAST: Hernandez
FIRST: Jacob
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Garret Morgan invented the traffic light. Sarah good invented the folding bed. She saw a business opportunity in small apartments Phillip b downing invented th secure mail box. This was a way for people to ship their mail without going to the post office Dr. Charles drew mad the first ever blood blank. Millions of life’s would be lost without these. He needed to find a way to store and preserve blood for long periods of time. They where stored in bags to make easier when transfusing Fredrick jones created the refrigerated truck this was used t transfer paritiable good far away Alexander miles invented automatic elevator doors. He claimed that elevator doors were to dangerous before Johnnie created the super soaker the pressurized water gun. Marrie invented the tissue paper in the1970s this invention was made to make it easier to get a tissue
LAST: CABRERA
FIRST: GIANNAH
Teacher: PALMER
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
In my opinion I believe that Dr. King was a very motivational and inspirational person. Till this day his “I have a dream speech” still is a very important thing that people look up too and even learn about school. Not only was Dr. king motivational he was a big movement in the world when it comes to racial equality. He fought for people of color and there rights, as well as ending segregation. His adoption of nonviolent resistance to achieve equal rights for Black Americans earned him the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964. Nowdays, we even have a holiday dedicated to him for all the good he brought to the world.
LAST: Hernandez
FIRST: Jacob
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Garret Morgan invented the traffic light. Sarah good invented the folding bed. She saw a business opportunity in small apartments Phillip b downing invented th secure mail box. This was a way for people to ship their mail without going to the post office Dr. Charles drew mad the first ever blood blank. Millions of life’s would be lost without these. He needed to find a way to store and preserve blood for long periods of time. They where stored in bags to make easier when transfusing Fredrick jones created the refrigerated truck this was used t transfer paritiable good far away Alexander miles invented automatic elevator doors. He claimed that elevator doors were to dangerous before Johnnie created the super soaker the pressurized water gun. Marrie invented the tissue paper in the1970s this invention was made to make it easier to get a tissue
LAST: burns
FIRST: sinjin
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the civil rights movement changed the United States in powerful ways, making the country fairer and more equal. The movement focused on fighting racial discrimination and injustice that had been a part of American society for a long time. Dr. King’s leadership, powerful vision, and dedication to peaceful protests were key to its success. He inspired millions of people and left a lasting ipmact that is still important today.
LAST: Sanchez
FIRST: Jamie
Teacher: Ms Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement transformed America by challenging racism, segregation, and inequality that oppressed African Americans for centuries. Dr. King’s nonviolent protests and powerful speeches inspired laws like the Civil Rights Act which ended legal segregation and protected voting rights for all.The movement didn’t just change laws it also opened people’s minds to the importance of equality and diversity, encouraging them to confront prejudice and strive for unity. Dr. King’s dream of a fairer society still inspires global movements for justice today. While his vision isn’t fully realized, the progress made shows the power of hope courage and collective action in creating meaningful change.
LAST: Arellano
FIRST: Joel
Teacher: Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr King was one of the biggest stepping stones for change in america for black people. His "I have a dream" speech motivated and impacted the lives of many americans. He dedicated everything to fight for equality and to end segregation. He is one of the main reasons america is the way it is right now with no segregation.
LAST: Gallegos
FIRST: Noah
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 3rd
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
MLK was a good man because he believed in true equality and wanted the lives of African-Americans to be better and fair. He was a civil rights leader who helped bring together Americans and fight for what's right and fair for all and to abolish segregation in America.
LAST: Gallegos
FIRST: Noah
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 3rd
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
MLK was a good man because he believed in true equality and wanted the lives of African-Americans to be better and fair. He was a civil rights leader who helped bring together Americans and fight for what's right and fair for all and to abolish segregation in America.
LAST: Herrera
FIRST: Osiel
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. king's Civil Rights movement is very important, in so many ways, it attracted people all over, Dr, King helped improve the society when it came to racial segregation, Dr. King had a vision and his vision allowed him to make America a better place. African Americans have done so much for us, a lot of us around the world would not be here if it weren't for them, Although not many people realize this. African Americans brought many things, like traffic lights, blood banks, and delivery refrigerator trucks, In other words, African Americans made America a better place.
LAST: Guzman
FIRST: Alejandro
Teacher: Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
I Martin Luther king Jr. had a very significant importance to the United States and the civil rights movement because he became a big figure people could look up to and he gave people a voice to say the things they couldn't.
LAST: Malatag
FIRST: Lorenzo
Teacher: Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Martin Luther King Jr. was a Black civil rights activist who fought for equality and freedom for millions of Black Americans, helping to dismantle legal segregation and secure important rights. His nonviolent approach to activism, in contrast to Malcolm X’s more militant stance early on, made him a symbol of peace and justice. Despite facing personal struggles, including allegations of infidelity, MLK’s legacy is defined by his pivotal role in advancing civil rights and changing the course of American history for people of color. Today, his work is honored, and Black Americans play a central role in society.
LAST: Robledo
FIRST: leonardo
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. Martin Luther king jr. and he Civil Rights Movement is a powerful example of how courage, determination, and nonviolence can bring about significant change. They helped make America better by breaking down segregation, ensuring equal rights, and inspiring a commitment to justice and fairness to the people, in every color. Dr. King's vision for equality helped by changing society to a more united community, not segregated.
LAST: Garcia
FIRST: Vincnet
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King and the civil rights movement changed the United states by fighting segregation and fighting for equal rights for all, they brought togethor a majority of the nation for a just cause as the courts and laws overturned in favor of the black communities and started a domino effect that turned into the nation we are today
LAST: Delgado
FIRST: Asia
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. King was an important figure in the Civil Rights Movement, fighting against racial injustice and inequality. He inspired millions to join his mission for equality through non-violent protests. Over time, their efforts led to equal rights for African Americans, making America a better and safer place. This movement remains significant in history.
LAST: Alarcon
FIRST: Elijah
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
The civil rights movement made the fight for equality worth fighting. After hundreds of years of oppression and slavery, finally achieving equality is groundbreaking. While unfortunately there is still a fight for true equality. but due to the movement, We can walk side by side, hand in hand, regardless of the color of one's skin.
LAST: Hernandez Perez
FIRST: Eduardo
Teacher: Mrs palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
MLK was a leader who fought for equality and justice through peace and love. He inspired many people with his words showing that change could happen without any violence occurring. If it wasn't for doctor king standing up for right and equality, many states would still be struggling for the equality and justice system
LAST: Boggs
FIRST: Ryan
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. King brought about a major change in America with his "I have a dream speech". His speech provided the future of America and the current generations of America (at the time) to look forward to another step forward in America's evolution which is allowing for equality towards not only African Americans but for everyone in the US.
LAST: Boggs
FIRST: Ryan
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. King brought about a major change in America with his "I have a dream speech". His speech provided the future of America and the current generations of America (at the time) to look forward to another step forward in America's evolution which is allowing for equality towards not only African Americans but for everyone in the US.
LAST: Boggs
FIRST: Ryan
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. King brought about a major change in America with his "I have a dream speech". His speech provided the future of America and the current generations of America (at the time) to look forward to another step forward in America's evolution which is allowing for equality towards not only African Americans but for everyone in the US.
LAST: Boggs
FIRST: Ryan
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. King brought about a major change in America with his "I have a dream speech". His speech provided the future of America and the current generations of America (at the time) to look forward to another step forward in America's evolution which is allowing for equality towards not only African Americans but for everyone in the US.
LAST: Boggs
FIRST: Ryan
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. King brought about a major change in America with his "I have a dream speech". His speech provided the future of America and the current generations of America (at the time) to look forward to another step forward in America's evolution which is allowing for equality towards not only African Americans but for everyone in the US.
LAST: Boggs
FIRST: Ryan
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. King brought about a major change in America with his "I have a dream speech". His speech provided the future of America and the current generations of America (at the time) to look forward to another step forward in America's evolution which is allowing for equality towards not only African Americans but for everyone in the US.
LAST: Boggs
FIRST: Ryan
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. King brought about a major change in America with his "I have a dream speech". His speech provided the future of America and the current generations of America (at the time) to look forward to another step forward in America's evolution which is allowing for equality towards not only African Americans but for everyone in the US.
LAST: Boggs
FIRST: Ryan
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. King brought about a major change in America with his "I have a dream speech". His speech provided the future of America and the current generations of America (at the time) to look forward to another step forward in America's evolution which is allowing for equality towards not only African Americans but for everyone in the US.
LAST: Boggs
FIRST: Ryan
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. King brought about a major change in America with his "I have a dream speech". His speech provided the future of America and the current generations of America (at the time) to look forward to another step forward in America's evolution which is allowing for equality towards not only African Americans but for everyone in the US.
LAST: Boggs
FIRST: Ryan
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. King brought about a major change in America with his "I have a dream speech". His speech provided the future of America and the current generations of America (at the time) to look forward to another step forward in America's evolution which is allowing for equality towards not only African Americans but for everyone in the US.
LAST: Boggs
FIRST: Ryan
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. King brought about a major change in America with his "I have a dream speech". His speech provided the future of America and the current generations of America (at the time) to look forward to another step forward in America's evolution which is allowing for equality towards not only African Americans but for everyone in the US.
LAST: Boggs
FIRST: Ryan
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. King brought about a major change in America with his "I have a dream speech". His speech provided the future of America and the current generations of America (at the time) to look forward to another step forward in America's evolution which is allowing for equality towards not only African Americans but for everyone in the US.
LAST: Boggs
FIRST: Ryan
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. King brought about a major change in America with his "I have a dream speech". His speech provided the future of America and the current generations of America (at the time) to look forward to another step forward in America's evolution which is allowing for equality towards not only African Americans but for everyone in the US.
LAST: Boggs
FIRST: Ryan
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. King brought about a major change in America with his "I have a dream speech". His speech provided the future of America and the current generations of America (at the time) to look forward to another step forward in America's evolution which is allowing for equality towards not only African Americans but for everyone in the US.
LAST: Boggs
FIRST: Ryan
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. King brought about a major change in America with his "I have a dream speech". His speech provided the future of America and the current generations of America (at the time) to look forward to another step forward in America's evolution which is allowing for equality towards not only African Americans but for everyone in the US.
LAST: Boggs
FIRST: Ryan
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. King brought about a major change in America with his "I have a dream speech". His speech provided the future of America and the current generations of America (at the time) to look forward to another step forward in America's evolution which is allowing for equality towards not only African Americans but for everyone in the US.
LAST: Boggs
FIRST: Ryan
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. King brought about a major change in America with his "I have a dream speech". His speech provided the future of America and the current generations of America (at the time) to look forward to another step forward in America's evolution which is allowing for equality towards not only African Americans but for everyone in the US.
LAST: Boggs
FIRST: Ryan
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. King brought about a major change in America with his "I have a dream speech". His speech provided the future of America and the current generations of America (at the time) to look forward to another step forward in America's evolution which is allowing for equality towards not only African Americans but for everyone in the US.
LAST: Carvajal
FIRST: Katherine
Teacher: Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a powerful leader who fought for equality and justice through peace and love. He inspired people with his words and actions, showing that change could happen without violence. The Civil Rights Movement was so important because it challenged unfair laws and practices, giving African Americans the rights and opportunities they deserved. It helped break down barriers like segregation and discrimination, making America a fairer place. Dr. King’s work reminds us to stand up for what’s right and believe in a future where everyone is treated equally.
LAST: Santos
FIRST: Johana
Teacher: Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights movement were crucial in challenging the racial inequalities that plagued America. Through peaceful protests and his message of nonviolence, King brought attention to the injustice African Americans faced, leading to significant changes like the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which helped break down legal barriers. But it was more than just laws being passed. The movement empowered African Americans, gave hope, and brought together people from all walks of life who stood united for change. It showed that through courage, unity, and peaceful action, a better, more just world was possible. Though there’s still work to do, the legacy of the Civil Rights movement continues to inspire us all in the fight for equality and justice.
LAST: Santos
FIRST: Johana
Teacher: Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights movement were crucial in challenging the racial inequalities that plagued America. Through peaceful protests and his message of nonviolence, King brought attention to the injustice African Americans faced, leading to significant changes like the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which helped break down legal barriers. But it was more than just laws being passed. The movement empowered African Americans, gave hope, and brought together people from all walks of life who stood united for change. It showed that through courage, unity, and peaceful action, a better, more just world was possible. Though there’s still work to do, the legacy of the Civil Rights movement continues to inspire us all in the fight for equality and justice.
LAST: Santos
FIRST: Johana
Teacher: Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights movement were crucial in challenging the racial inequalities that plagued America. Through peaceful protests and his message of nonviolence, King brought attention to the injustice African Americans faced, leading to significant changes like the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which helped break down legal barriers. But it was more than just laws being passed. The movement empowered African Americans, gave hope, and brought together people from all walks of life who stood united for change. It showed that through courage, unity, and peaceful action, a better, more just world was possible. Though there’s still work to do, the legacy of the Civil Rights movement continues to inspire us all in the fight for equality and justice.
LAST: Meza
FIRST: Jestine
Teacher: Schneemann
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/17/2025
Dr. King has done many things for America and has made so many changes in our history today. Kings leadership alone in the civil rights movement showed not just blacks but also whites his leadership abilities, and power in the fight for justice. The Civil Rights Movement he championed made many differences in our country from the Civil Rights Act to Voting Rights Act in which made so many changes in people’s lives for the better. His legacy will always be remembered, an individual who did everything he could to the best of his abilities to amplify the power of nonviolence and courage for justice.
LAST: Roberson
FIRST: Dakarrai
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
The speech addressed the deeply established racism and equality that African Americans faced. His vision of a nation where people "will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character" provided a moral foundation for the Civil Rights Movement. It called for an end to segregation and discrimination and emphasized the importance of equal rights for all, regardless of race. This speech is important because it remains a touchstone for racial justice and civil rights discussions.
LAST: Roberson
FIRST: Dakarrai
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
The speech addressed the deeply established racism and equality that African Americans faced. His vision of a nation where people "will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character" provided a moral foundation for the Civil Rights Movement. It called for an end to segregation and discrimination and emphasized the importance of equal rights for all, regardless of race. This speech is important because it remains a touchstone for racial justice and civil rights discussions.
LAST: Tighe
FIRST: Aaron
Teacher: Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
Dr. King changed society in America as a whole at a time when Black Americans were not treated the same. He did this by speaking out and organizing protests, inspiring others to do the same. He did it peacefully which is the most important thing to me. Another event that helped with the movement was the Brown V. Board of Education. this made it possible to desegregate the schools in America. This movement made The US a better place because it no longer excluded talented Americans from contributing to society.
LAST: Tighe
FIRST: Aaron
Teacher: Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
Dr. King changed a society that put Black Americans down. He did this by speaking out and organizing protests showing that they were equal and should be treated as equal. And he did it by keeping is protests peaceful, and not letting the hate get to his head, to me this is what is most important to me. His actions and leadership inspired others to speak out as well.
LAST: Quezada
FIRST: Lesly
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
A lot of the most used and important inventions were founded by people of color. the inventions that they have created have played a huge part in our day-to-day lives. we use the inventions created by these people every day without knowing it. in addition, a lot of their inventions have made our day-to-day life easier and have also changed the game by saving lives back in the day and in the present time.
LAST: West
FIRST: Zabian
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
Dr king fought for the rights of African Americans and led the civil rights movement. He fought against the racial oppression, hatred, and the Jim Crow laws. He inspired people who he spoke to that they are all people and have a voice of their own. he taught people that even the most oppressed people can fight for their rights. Dr King will never be forgotten.
LAST: Cavazos
FIRST: Fernando
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
The traffic signal was inspired by a black person who invented a traffic signal that said stop and go before the 3 color traffic light was invented. The home security system was invented by a colored lady who was afraid of the high crime rate at night and husbands not being home until late. This had a big impact on the security systems used in today's day and age. A black person invented the protective mailbox which is a huge reason why they can be found all over the country on sidewalks for people to put their mail inside without the concern of their mail getting stolen. Global trade was massively improved because of the refrigerated trucks invented by Fredrick McKinley Jones.
LAST: Lopez
FIRST: Luis
Teacher: MS. Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
The traffic light was inspired by Garret Morgan that was from Cleveland Ohio and was the first person to own a car in Ohio He witnessed a crash from his car and that motivated him to create his invention the traffic lights. Marie started the home security system when she was 40 because of a robbery that had happened. Sarah Goode created the folding bed so she can move the bed where ever she wanted since it was so reliable. Downing designed the mail box so people would not need to travel to the post office to deliver a letter. Charles Drew invented Blood bags so people would not end up getting sick and the blood had plasma. Alexander Miles got a letter about an invention taking people up and down with walking which he created the elevator. George Carver was the first African American accepted to Iowa State and he found out their are many inventions with peanuts and that led to the invention of peanut butter. James Adams made a new invention for planes that made them have a higher technology
LAST: Osuna
FIRST: Raymon
Teacher: Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
Garrett Morgan invented the streetlight on when to say stop and go Marry created the first home security system she could see who was outside with the TV and a camera and talk with a microphone Serra Good created a folded bed that hides its easy-to-lift and hidden protected mailbox was made by Charles drew made blood banks that stored blood for long blood in stores of plasma refrigerated trucks were invented by Fredrick Jones Alexander Miles created the automatic elevator doors Super Soaker was created by Landy Johnson tissue holder was created George Washington Carver created peanut butter laser phaco was made by Patricia Brath automatic gearbox was made by spikes the dust pan was made by goarge grant made the wooden tee for golf mr smith made the sprinkler modern toilet was made by elcons wringing mop was made by mr stewart reversablle strollwer was made by wh richerdson biscutt cutter made by ap ashbourn aeroplane prepelling was made by james adams
LAST: Lopez
FIRST: Diego
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
Dr King's work and the civil rights movement were significant when challenging racial injustice and dismantling systemic segregation, laying the foundation for greater equality and civil rights for all Americans. It helped America become a better place because we gained more people who had access to the same things which led to them giving inputs to things all over America which eventually led to these things being improved. in conclusion, the Civil Rights movement not only helped people of color but also provided lots of help to the United States.
LAST: Clavel
FIRST: Marco
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
What Dr. King did for the United States of America greatly changed our nation's view of African American citizens. His act was so inspiring to other he marched to the white house in washington and gave a speech on african american citizens right. This speech made a light turn on in our government head and gave everyone the equality and employment we deserve regardless of the collor of our skin. Dr. Kings fought with his marches with many followers for the right to vote, desegregation, labor rights, and of course civil rights. With his marches thats just what we got. One of the very inspiring acts of Dr. king to me is the boycott of riding busses. This boycott lasted so long it lasted 382 days and then fifnaly the Supreme Court declared segregation on bussing unconstitutional. African Americans no longer had to sit in the back of the busses they could choose too sit wherever they pleased. What Dr. King did for this country has been on of the most inspiring thing a man had done and I am so greatfull for the bravery of him and everyone who folled him fighting for these rights. America is definetly a better place now because of Dr. King.
LAST: Canedo
FIRST: Angelina
Teacher: Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr was a civil rights activist who put lot of time and effort into ending racial segregation and discrimination against African Americans. He wanted to create equality and and justice for African Americans. In addition to his famous "I Have A Dream" speech, his work was amazing and life changing to African Americans and everyone in general. It was extremely difficult for African Americans during this time period and before, so MLK and many other people felt the need to stand up for themselves and for other people who were African American. The Civil Rights Movement of 1964 was a very important time in history where it taught people how to get along with each other and become equal. This act created a foundation of prohibiting discrimination on people who had different race, color, sex, and religion. With this, it allowed people to come together in being equal and have justice for their lives.
LAST: ochoa
FIRST: paola
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
Dr kings work made a huge change and it was very important. He was able to help African Americans by doing a peaceful protest with zero violence and He helped them have more rights. It was so powerful that it inspired people around the world to peacefully fights for justice.
LAST: ochoa
FIRST: paola
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
Dr kings work made a huge change and it was very important. He was able to help African Americans by doing a peaceful protest with zero violence and He helped them have more rights. It was so powerful that it inspired people around the world to peacefully fights for justice.
LAST: Jenkins
FIRST: Aiden
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
Dr. King was a significant man since he led the Civil Rights Movement. He would fight against racial injustice and racial inequality. His efforts brought millions of people to help him with his mission to have equality. He had challenged the people to protest in a non-violent way and it might have taken years, but he and millions of others finally would get the equality they deserved. The Civil Rights Movement would give African Americans the equal rights that everyone else had. The Civil Rights Movement paved the way and still exists as one of the most important movements in history. That movement had given everyone equal rights and brought justice to this world. America had then become a better and safer place.
LAST: Ayres
FIRST: Anay'Ja
Teacher: Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
Dr. King was an important part of the movement because he was one of the main leaders in the movement. The civil rights movement was important because it was the end of Jim Crow laws which kept black people inferior to white people. Black people couldn't use the same bathrooms, restaurants, parks, etc as whites. This law was put in place so that black people could have the same rights as whites. They wanted to be treated the same. This made America a better place because it made laws that protected not just black people but all races. It brought justice to America. Civil rights changed America for the better.
LAST: Morales
FIRST: Alyssa
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
The work of Dr. King was very important and helped to make America a better place because it inspired so many people especially people of color. It helped lead them into a direction with more motivation to change the world. To fight for their rights and inspired people to stand up for themselves and stop letting other walk over them. He said very encouraging words who changed people's lives forever. His words still mean a lot even today for not just colored people but everyone. His words will forever be powerful and have a huge impact on our world. The civil rights movement helped overturn segregation laws in southern states, end legal discrimination in housing, education, jobs, etc... It also restored the voting rights for African-Americans. Dr. King will forever be remembered.
LAST: Liang
FIRST: Stephanie
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
The Civil Rights movement was important because it led to more equalized rights for everyone. It made America a better place because more rights allows for more people to participate more in society, which overall influences society for the better. Dr. King's constant effort in the Civil Rights movement was so memorable and significant that the positive impact he had is still present today. He inspired many to fight for their rights, and that hasn't changed.
LAST: Munoz
FIRST: Rebeca
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
I think the Civil Rights Movement, led by Dr. King, ended segregation, secured voting rights, and ensured equality under the law. It made America better by creating a more inclusive society, opening opportunities for all, and strengthening democracy through justice and equality.
LAST: Hernandes
FIRST: Diego
Teacher: Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
Martin Luther King Jr. was a leader who fought for fairness and equal rights. His "I Have a Dream" speech is still a strong message of hope. He worked to stop unfair treatment based on race. His life reminds us to keep working for a kinder and fairer world.
LAST: Sosa
FIRST: Amy
Teacher: Mrs.
Period:
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
LAST: Donat
FIRST: Miguel
Teacher: Mr.Schnnemann
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was instrumental in the Civil Rights Movement by challenging the systemic racial inequality and injustice that plagued the United States for centuries. His commitment to nonviolent resistance and powerful oratory inspired millions to envision a society based on justice, equality, and prosperity. Through peaceful marches, speeches, and protests.
LAST: Donat
FIRST: Miguel
Teacher: Mr.Schnnemann
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was instrumental in the Civil Rights Movement by challenging the systemic racial inequality and injustice that plagued the United States for centuries. His commitment to nonviolent resistance and powerful oratory inspired millions to envision a society based on justice, equality, and prosperity. Through peaceful marches, speeches, and protests.
LAST: Campos
FIRST: Kaylah
Teacher: Schneeman
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
Dr. King played an important role as his work introduced peaceful protesting and how far protest without violence can go. The civil rights movement is important because it allowed for African Americans to have more rights. Overall Dr. King and those who fought through the civil rights movement allowed for America to be a better place through their perseverance and grit.
LAST: Santos
FIRST: Eduardo
Teacher: mr.s
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
What Dr. King was able to accomplish without a single act of violence is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful and poetic things I have ever witnessed. While many sought to retaliate with hatred, he chose peace and hope as his most powerful weapons. In the end, we are all just people — no matter the color of our skin. This challenge is bigger than black and white; it is a problem rooted in the way we live, and it won’t change overnight. But every great transformation begins with a first step, and I promise to do my part while I’m here. Because, in the end, God is the only one we should fear.
LAST: Santos
FIRST: Eduardo
Teacher: mr.s
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
What Dr. King was able to accomplish without a single act of violence is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful and poetic things I have ever witnessed. While many sought to retaliate with hatred, he chose peace and hope as his most powerful weapons. In the end, we are all just people — no matter the color of our skin. This challenge is bigger than black and white; it is a problem rooted in the way we live, and it won’t change overnight. But every great transformation begins with a first step, and I promise to do my part while I’m here. Because, in the end, God is the only one we should fear.
LAST: Santos
FIRST: Eduardo
Teacher: mr.s
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
What Dr. King was able to accomplish without a single act of violence is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful and poetic things I have ever witnessed. While many sought to retaliate with hatred, he chose peace and hope as his most powerful weapons. In the end, we are all just people — no matter the color of our skin. This challenge is bigger than black and white; it is a problem rooted in the way we live, and it won’t change overnight. But every great transformation begins with a first step, and I promise to do my part while I’m here. Because, in the end, God is the only one we should fear.
LAST: Santos
FIRST: Eduardo
Teacher: mr.s
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
What Dr. King was able to accomplish without a single act of violence is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful and poetic things I have ever witnessed. While many sought to retaliate with hatred, he chose peace and hope as his most powerful weapons. In the end, we are all just people — no matter the color of our skin. This challenge is bigger than black and white; it is a problem rooted in the way we live, and it won’t change overnight. But every great transformation begins with a first step, and I promise to do my part while I’m here. Because, in the end, God is the only one we should fear.
LAST: Santos
FIRST: Eduardo
Teacher: mr.s
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
What Dr. King was able to accomplish without a single act of violence is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful and poetic things I have ever witnessed. While many sought to retaliate with hatred, he chose peace and hope as his most powerful weapons. In the end, we are all just people — no matter the color of our skin. This challenge is bigger than black and white; it is a problem rooted in the way we live, and it won’t change overnight. But every great transformation begins with a first step, and I promise to do my part while I’m here. Because, in the end, God is the only one we should fear.
LAST: Santos
FIRST: Eduardo
Teacher: mr.s
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
What Dr. King was able to accomplish without a single act of violence is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful and poetic things I have ever witnessed. While many sought to retaliate with hatred, he chose peace and hope as his most powerful weapons. In the end, we are all just people — no matter the color of our skin. This challenge is bigger than black and white; it is a problem rooted in the way we live, and it won’t change overnight. But every great transformation begins with a first step, and I promise to do my part while I’m here. Because, in the end, God is the only one we should fear.
LAST: Santos
FIRST: Eduardo
Teacher: mr.s
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
What Dr. King was able to accomplish without a single act of violence is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful and poetic things I have ever witnessed. While many sought to retaliate with hatred, he chose peace and hope as his most powerful weapons. In the end, we are all just people — no matter the color of our skin. This challenge is bigger than black and white; it is a problem rooted in the way we live, and it won’t change overnight. But every great transformation begins with a first step, and I promise to do my part while I’m here. Because, in the end, God is the only one we should fear.
LAST: Santos
FIRST: Eduardo
Teacher: mr.s
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
What Dr. King was able to accomplish without a single act of violence is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful and poetic things I have ever witnessed. While many sought to retaliate with hatred, he chose peace and hope as his most powerful weapons. In the end, we are all just people — no matter the color of our skin. This challenge is bigger than black and white; it is a problem rooted in the way we live, and it won’t change overnight. But every great transformation begins with a first step, and I promise to do my part while I’m here. Because, in the end, God is the only one we should fear.
LAST: Santos
FIRST: Eduardo
Teacher: mr.s
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
What Dr. King was able to accomplish without a single act of violence is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful and poetic things I have ever witnessed. While many sought to retaliate with hatred, he chose peace and hope as his most powerful weapons. In the end, we are all just people — no matter the color of our skin. This challenge is bigger than black and white; it is a problem rooted in the way we live, and it won’t change overnight. But every great transformation begins with a first step, and I promise to do my part while I’m here. Because, in the end, God is the only one we should fear.
LAST: Santos
FIRST: Eduardo
Teacher: mr.s
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
What Dr. King was able to accomplish without a single act of violence is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful and poetic things I have ever witnessed. While many sought to retaliate with hatred, he chose peace and hope as his most powerful weapons. In the end, we are all just people — no matter the color of our skin. This challenge is bigger than black and white; it is a problem rooted in the way we live, and it won’t change overnight. But every great transformation begins with a first step, and I promise to do my part while I’m here. Because, in the end, God is the only one we should fear.
LAST: Santos
FIRST: Eduardo
Teacher: mr.s
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
What Dr. King was able to accomplish without a single act of violence is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful and poetic things I have ever witnessed. While many sought to retaliate with hatred, he chose peace and hope as his most powerful weapons. In the end, we are all just people — no matter the color of our skin. This challenge is bigger than black and white; it is a problem rooted in the way we live, and it won’t change overnight. But every great transformation begins with a first step, and I promise to do my part while I’m here. Because, in the end, God is the only one we should fear.
LAST: Padilla
FIRST: Lorena
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
Dr. king's work during the Civil Rights movement reinforced the idea that all men are created equal. He used peaceful protests and organized boycotts to fight for that equality. The civil rights movement was important in making America a better place because it pushed for equal rights and opportunities for all black Americans.
LAST: Gilbert
FIRST: Lauralie
Teacher: Schneeman
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/16/2025
I believe that Dr. King put in a lot of effort and sacrifice for the people to be where they are today. With the opportunities that he made open for colored people gave them the hope and courage to fight for what they believe in. With what Dr. King has done, he touched and inspired many leading into the Civil Rights Movement to move forward with their leaders such as Rosa Parks and Dr. King. The Civil Rights Movement was important to America because it focused on prohibiting discrimination based on color making a difference to future lives by giving more equality within America.
LAST: Ramos
FIRST: Holiday
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Primarily active during the 1950s and 1960s was the Civil Rights Movement. This movement wanted to end racial segregation and discrimination against African Americans. Martin Luther King was important during this movement as he challenged systemic injustice with peace. Martin Luther King that true change would only occur through nonviolent protest.
LAST: Ilko
FIRST: Hannah
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The work of Martin Luther King during the civil rights movement helped pave the way for the 1964 civil rights act that helped end legal segregation. While also helping with the 1965 voting rights act that protects the right for black people to vote with no segregation. In addition to him making his famous I have a dream speech, which is quoted by many activists, politicians and educators to this day. Showing that Martin Luther King was and still is a very influential figure in our society today. Overall making Martin Luther King day something that much more celebrate.
LAST: Gardini
FIRST: Camilla
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
My reflection on the work of Dr. King is that King was inspirational. He was a kind man that wanted nothing more than peace. His work is admirable. The Civil Rights movement was an incredibly important event in History. It's important because it took years to teach humans how to love equally. It helped to make America a better place by teaching how to accept.
LAST: Casillas
FIRST: Alejandro
Teacher: Mr Schneemann
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The work of Dr. King had a big effect on society and he changed a lot. Dr. King inspired many black people to stay confident in themselves and kept them up while they were down. The importance of the civil rights movement was the effects that happened on black people and the future of our rights as racism went down, especially after Dr. King's speech "I Have a Dream". Many black people helped the United States and invented a lot of things that were useful to us back then and even now.
LAST: Garcia
FIRST: Diego
Teacher: Mr schneemann
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The work Dr. king did on the civil rights movement was one of the major lead for change. he helped boycott after Rosa parks did not want to give up her seat on the bus. with his speech it made many other African Americans decide to stick up for what was right for them. this later lead to there not being as much segregation diving the 2 races. DR. King also set stepping stones for African Americans to rise and become more than they were seen as for example many African Americans created great inventions. Some are the hair brush, gas masks and gas furnace.
LAST: Meza
FIRST: Jestine
Teacher: Schneemann
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr. King has done many things for America and has made so many changes in our history today. Kings leadership alone in the civil rights movement showed not just blacks but also whites his leadership abilities, and power in the fight for justice. The Civil Rights Movement he championed made many differences in our country from the Civil Rights Act to Voting Rights Act in which made so many changes in people’s lives for the better. His legacy will always be remembered, an individual who did everything he could to the best of his abilities to amplify the power of nonviolence and courage for justice.
LAST: Metz
FIRST: Austin
Teacher: Schneemann
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The civil rights movement's importance was black people's equality and freedom. Dr. King had no intention to brag or have any way to say "We won!" Dr. King was a person who wanted no violence to obtain justice. When he made his speech, it inspired people to fight for the human rights that they deserve.
LAST: Hunter
FIRST: Jacob
Teacher: Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Reflecting on Dr. King and his involvement in the civil rights movement it is remarkable with him being so brave and being able to move so many people with his speeches. Not only Dr. King but many other Americans, especially young African Americans were brave when it came to moving forward the civil rights movement and creating a freer and equal country. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s work and leadership during the Civil Rights Movement remain some of the most important events in transcending American history and culture. All in all there are many people and events to be grateful for when it comes the Americas past and the civil rights movement.
LAST: Arce
FIRST: Melina
Teacher: Mr. Schneeman
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr. King was a huge influence during those times because he was a peaceful man and kind to everyone. He showed respect to everyone even though he was not given any back. He gave a speech that would change the world's view on life by giving them hope of being free from segregation. America has become known for its diversity and opportunities that many people from other countries dream of. The importance of the civil rights movement helped in the long run by changing the way everyone lives today. Nobody in the world within the last few decades has lived a separate life from anyone by force.
LAST: Enriquez
FIRST: Riley
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr. King's work and the Civil Rights movement was very important in getting closer to equality in America. His work helped motivate others to join the Civil Rights movement and to keep pushing for equality. It helped make America a better place because it led to the passing of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, eliminating discrimination based on race or color.
LAST: Torres
FIRST: Lizelle
Teacher: MR Schneemann
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The automatic train hitch was made by Andrew Jackson Beard. The automatic railroad car coupler was made so that the train car can be connected without the need of having someone do it by hand risking life injuries. Andrew Jackson Beard himself had done the job resulting in him badly injuring his leg. With automatic train hitch it takes out the danger of connecting train cars. It also started the trend of having safely measures for auto mobiles.
LAST: Ayala
FIRST: Cristain
Teacher: Mr.Schneemann
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The efforts of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the larger Civil Rights Movement were revolutionary, impacting not only the United States but also the world. It was vital because it directly confronted the established systems of racial discrimination, segregation, and inequality that had endured for centuries. The movement aimed to fulfill the commitment of American values of freedom, equality, and justice for everyone, which had been denied to African Americans and other marginalized communities for a long time.
LAST: Beltran
FIRST: Valeria
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr Martin Luther King Jr had an impact in Americans history. It honors his legacy, and it focuses on the civil rights movement and what his speeches tells how we must not discriminate anyone for any purpose that we are all humans in the end. Martin Luther King brought hope to people's hearts and inspired many with his voice.
LAST: Beltran
FIRST: Valeria
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr Martin Luther King Jr had an impact in Americans history. It honors his legacy, and it focuses on the civil rights movement and what his speeches tells how we must not discriminate anyone for any purpose that we are all humans in the end. Martin Luther King brought hope to people's hearts and inspired many with his voice.
LAST: Beltran
FIRST: Andres
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Due to the video, my idealization of African Americans has changed drastically. I see them as strong and brave people rather than victims of everything they have gone through. African Americans have helped America become more united by causing the Civil Rights Act and creating many inventions that have impacted America. They have helped the medical, astronomical, and even political fields. Dr. King also inspired me to see myself as a strong and brave Hispanic rather than a victim of everything that we Hispanics have to deal with. Overall, I believe the video helps portray how black people were able to stay strong and persevere through everything they went through. This video even helps inspire others to stand up for themselves and be strong.
LAST: Llamas
FIRST: Chase
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
I think Dr. King's work was important because he put African-American people in a good position to keep fighting for equality even after he passed. The hunger and drive he put into hundreds of thousands of people will not be forgotten. He made America a better place by bringing less hate to America and fighting with non-violent protesting.
LAST: Reyes
FIRST: Nicholas
Teacher: Mr Schneemann
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr. martin luther king jrs work and the civil rights movement where important moments of history for the basic rights and dignity of African Americas, making sure they had acess to education, voting, and jobs without being denied. Dr.King leadership inspired people of all races to stand togther. this all made america a better place by holding the counrty accountable to its founding ideals of freedom and equality
LAST: Llamas
FIRST: Chase
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
I think Dr. King's work was important because he put African-American people in a good position to keep fighting for equality even after he passed. The hunger and drive he put into hundreds of thousands of people will not be forgotten. He made America a better place by bringing less hate to America and fighting with non-violent protesting.
LAST: Wilson
FIRST: Zachary
Teacher: Mrs.palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
I had always heard about MLK and his civil right movement in school however I see people who have no idea how big of a role Dr. king played in the world we have now. without him the world will be almost completely divided with discourses between black and white people. There will always be division amongst people however MLk shed some light on what unity can look like.
LAST: Melendrez
FIRST: Mia
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
I remember learning about Dr. King when I was in 2nd grade. I remember learning how much and big of an impact he had on America. Dr. Kings I have a dream speech had a huge effect on people, this speech lead to a huge impact and got the Civil rights movement going. That is why it is important. Thanks to Dr.King and many other Black and non Black activists, Americans are equal and have the same civil rights. Because of this America is now a better place and continues to develop.
LAST: Brady
FIRST: Naomi Hailey
Teacher: Schneemann
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr.King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement held extreme importance because it was essential in ending segregation and fighting racism in America. Dr. King’s leadership, like during the Montgomery Bus Boycott and the March on Washington, inspired people to stand up for justice peacefully. The movement made America better by pushing for equality and passing important laws like the Civil Rights Act, which ended segregation, and the Voting Rights Act, which protected voting rights. It helped create a more fair and inclusive society, giving everyone a chance to have a voice and fight for their rights. In sum, Dr.King led the revolution and made an important stand in how African Americans are treated in the United States.
LAST: Garza
FIRST: Nicolas
Teacher: Mr. Shneeman
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The work of Dr. King helped with guiding the civil rights movements to help make a change. Before the civil rights movements, black Americans were treated differently and did not have the same opportunities. However due to Dr. Kings leadership, they were able to show their will to bring freedom and fairness to black individuals. The results of Dr. Kings work greatly impacted the black Americans and granted them the freedoms they fought hard for.
LAST: Flores
FIRST: Angel
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr. King was the leader of a civil rights organization that wanted black people to be treated as equals and not get left out of everything the whites could do. Since he was the leader, he was assassinated by someone who didn't want blacks to be treated well. This was important because it helped the African Americans get their equal rights to make everyone else treat black people like equals and helped show the world the wrongdoings that were done against black people.
LAST: Godoy-Cervantes
FIRST: Eldrick
Teacher: Mr. Schneeman
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The Civil Rights Movement was important because it brought about many inventions and freedom for African Americans, allowing for inventions that make quality of life now better than it would've been if we would not have had these inventions. It is even more important so as it made life for Americans and America more advance as well as efficient such as a foldable chair or self-feeding tube for those in hospitals. Life in America without these inventions would be difficult and inefficient putting us behind other countries, with the Civil Rights Movement allowing freedom and rights for African Americans it has boosted and positively impacted the American life as it is now.
LAST: brooks
FIRST: Cameron
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr.King helped lead the civil rights movement in fighting for equal rights amongst all people in the United States. His work with his speeches helped inspire people to protest and fight for their human rights. his work helped make America a better place by fighting the social norm of the time and helping America become more progressive and tolerable to all people. There are far less hate crimes now and America as a whole is a lot less racist than it used to be.
LAST: Carreon
FIRST: Christian
Teacher: Mr.Shneemann
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s work and the Civil Rights Movement were important because they fought against racism and unfair treatment of Black people in America. Through peaceful protests and speeches, like his famous “I Have a Dream” speech, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. inspired people to stand up for equality and justice. The movement led to big changes, like ending segregation and making sure everyone had the right to vote, which made America a fairer place. Dr. King’s message of hope and unity still encourages people today to keep working for equality and justice for all.
LAST: brooks
FIRST: Cameron
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr.King helped lead the civil rights movement in fighting for equal rights amongst all people in the United States. His work with his speeches helped inspire people to protest and fight for their human rights. his work helped make America a better place by fighting the social norm of the time and helping America become more progressive and tolerable to all people. There are far less hate crimes now and America as a whole is a lot less racist than it used to be.
LAST: Duran
FIRST: Jasper
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The importance of the civil rights movement is to fight for equality. It was important because it made America a better place. It made America a better place because we are all equal.
LAST: Monasmith
FIRST: Brayden
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The Civil Rights Movement, led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., helped bring freedom, equal rights, and opportunities to all Americans, no matter their skin color. It changed the way people saw African Americans and shifted social norms. Their struggles and sacrifices shaped America, creating a country focused on fairness and liberty for everyone. Their contributions also helped the nation grow and led to inventions that improved and saved lives.
LAST: Velazquez
FIRST: Edward
Teacher: Mr Schneemann
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King's impact on America was an important event in American history because he was a voice for those who didn't have one. Dr. Martin Luther King also changed how many people viewed African Americans he also changed social norms. Their struggles and sacrifices shaped America, helping create a nation full of promise and equality under liberty.
LAST: Yanez
FIRST: Andrew
Teacher: Mrs. Palmer
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
I think Dr. King played an important role in the civil rights movement. He was very inspirational and his words touched the hearts of many Americans. If not for Dr. King maybe the civil rights movement wouldn't have succeeded or taken longer for it to see success.
LAST: Castillo
FIRST: Jordan
Teacher: Schneemann
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Black people make America a better place because they have made many great societal contributions. Dr. King and Rosa Parks are examples of this. Without them America would be a different place.
LAST: Galicia
FIRST: Damian
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr. King's civil rights movements are important to make America a better place because he helped create unity over time all while using peace.
LAST: Chavez
FIRST: Nicolas
Teacher: mr.Schneemann
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
African americans helped america in a lot of different ways. They are responsible for a lot of things that we use on our day to day life. Their movement also transformed american into what it is today as we all see eachother as equal thanks to all the people who participated in the civil rights movements.
LAST: Chavez
FIRST: Nicolas
Teacher: mr.Schneemann
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
African americans helped america in a lot of different ways. They are responsible for a lot of things that we use on our day to day life. Their movement also transformed american into what it is today as we all see eachother as equal thanks to all the people who participated in the civil rights movements.
LAST: Rossi
FIRST: Angelo
Teacher: Schneemann
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
It was very important because the Civil Rights Movement allowed places and the whole country to become unsegregated. It helped America with somewhat making everyone equal.
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B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
LAST: Metz
FIRST: Austin
Teacher: Schneemann
Period: 5
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
LAST: Delgado
FIRST: Giselle
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
After watching the video, I have concluded that African Americans made America stronger. I believe this because they showed us how strong they were when all of the stuff was happening. Some of them got hosed down by cops, they also got hit and they were separated from the whites. They got thrown in jail and once they heard the doors close they would start crying, but they had to stay strong. I feel like having to go through something this powerful you have to be strong and brave because it wasn't easy for them. They had to come together as one to make sure they stuck together and stood up for one another. They struggled for their civil rights, and they were going through lots of protests. Overall they showed us how to be strong and brave no matter what you're going through because they went through a tough time.
LAST: Janssen
FIRST: Luke
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
After watching the videos about the civil rights movement and the invention video, I learned that black people helped make America greater with hundreds of different inventions. Items like microphones and folding chairs, which are used worldwide, were all made by black people. The technology used by Nasa or on the street, to firefighters inventions is brilliant and ground breaking. The view of pity for black people is wrong, learning and understanding how strong they where at that time.
LAST: Ruiz
FIRST: Frida
Teacher: Mr. Scheemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King's impact on America was massive and an important event of American history that won't ever be forgotten. His movement was extremely important because he was a voice to those who didn't have one, he was a voice for people who felt discriminated against the American government but most importantly, he was a voice for black people all around America. Martin Luther King made America a much better place by speaking up for black people and their civil rights, without him many black people wouldn't be able to vote, go to school, and live safely. Martin Luther King made a huge impact on not only America, but also inspired many other people around the world to do better.
LAST: Handy
FIRST: Savannah
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The Civil Rights movement was an insanely important turning point in U.S. history. Dr. King was a very important figure, as he inspired and lead thousands of people to protest for better laws and equal living. It is important to note how Dr. King was known for his nonviolent protests, as it aligned with his vision for the people in the U.S. to be united. It was important because protesting back then could be a dangerous thing to do, as riots could start when the police intercepted the protests. It was very impressive for them to stand up in the face of danger, and recognizing how strong the protesters were to continue persevering despite how difficult times were. The combined effort of Dr. King and the Civil Rights movement most definitely made America a better place, as it allowed for people to be seen as equals, giving everyone the same opportunity. The video really showed me how difficult it was to get to where we are today, and am grateful for their sacrifices.
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LAST: Cuevas
FIRST: Victor
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr. King's work was revolutionary and very influential. His speech was important for the civil rights movement because it influenced people to keep fighting for the civil rights they deserved. His intelligence and wisdom were why the civil rights movement was a success. His ability to influence his people and get them to continue fighting for their rights was vital for the civil rights movement. This helped make America a better place because it made it more equal. The civil rights movement helped remove the divide between colored and noncolored people. Dr King's work is why this was possible.
LAST: Coggins
FIRST: Mya
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King's protest has caused a great moment for everyone especially African Americans showing attention to the injustice of racism. The Civil Rights moment was able to ensure the basic rights to African Americans such as voting and education. I feel like the contribution of African Americans has caused great success for society such as a black man creating the stop light which is now used everywhere and everyday for society.
LAST: Matson
FIRST: Ryan
Teacher: Mr Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The Civil rgihts movement led by Dr. King paved the way for freedom and equal rights and opportunities for all Americans regardless of their color. The change of how we viewed African Americans cahnged social norms. heir struggles and sacrifices they made shapped American, helping creat a nation full or promise and equality under liberty. Their innovations aided in the development of our country and inventions that saved lives.
LAST: Ramirez
FIRST: Diego
Teacher: Ms.Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The work of Dr. King and the Civil Rights Movement is important because it brought peace between colored people and white people, This made America a better place because the movement itself moved for African Americans to no longer be discriminated against and helped show people to stand up for what they think is right and should change.it also helped with making America a better place as many inventions that we use today were made by African Americans and many people don't have to feel hated and made many African Americans feel free.
LAST: Torrentes
FIRST: Abdu
Teacher: frank Schneeman
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
With the movement that Dr. King did he made a big impact on blacks both positive and negative some positive ways were that he gave black people a voice to speak up for their selves as well as getting treated equally even though it wasn't perfect for a long time some of the negatives things were that people started going crazy riots a lot of people began to lose their lives because they were protesting and it wasn't violent at all it was just people not wanting for people of color to have equal but people were even killing people that even said they wanted change The movement was important because of the challenge to systemic racism, segregation, and inequality that had long defined much of American life, particularly for African Americans. In conclusion, this whole movement was to give people an easier and safer way of living and that everyone should treated equally and should not be mistreated all because of someone's skin color.
LAST: Villasenor
FIRST: Jose
Teacher: Mr Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
After watching the video I learned many more sacrifices that these people had to go through and all of there struggles that I have not previously learned about. The Civil Rights movement was so important because it brought light to make black people within the United States. It all started with Rosa Parks not giving up her seat on a bus for a white man leading to the creation of the Civil Rights movement ran by MLK jr. They ran many none violent campaigns so that they could de-segregate everything and think of black people as same and not as different people. The Civil Rights movement allowed black people to preform all tasks that white people were previously able to do and most importantly it gave them the right to vote.
LAST: Paredes
FIRST: Isaiah
Teacher: Mr.Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr.King work is very important as it gave hope to African Americans and was one of the main Civil Rights activist. His work helped to have African Americans fight for their rights and for them to all be equal and being able to do what the whites can do without having to feel hated or going to a "colored" section. The importance of the Civil Rights movement is that without this movement there would still be segregation Black kids would not be able to go to schools and would not be able to have any freedom, it gave equal rights and helped people who felt they had no one to stand with, it also helped with making America a better place as many inventions that we use today were made by African Americans and many people don't have to feel hated and made many African Americans feel free.
LAST: Mancilla
FIRST: Kevin
Teacher: Mr.Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr. King's work in the Civil Rights movement was important because he stood as a role model for all African Americans and helped lead several of the civil rights movements that fought against the Jim Crow Laws. He helped push an opinion of using peace and not violence, which brought many more people to his movement and made many people see him as the hero he was. The Civil Rights movement made America a better place since now all people, regardless of their color, are treated equally and no longer segregated.
LAST: solorio
FIRST: christopher
Teacher: ms palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
These links made me appreciate African Americans contribution to humanities progression through inventions, in culture and politics. An example of a major contribution that I was previously not aware of is Charles Chappelle's creation of the long distance airplane, such a huge advancement for transportation. The civil rights movement not only expanded the rights of African Americans but ended a tradition of segregation and forced the united states as a whole to acknowledge all that they've done to contribute to our society as seen in the large list of inventors and other black political, educational, military and scientist leaders.
LAST: De Leon
FIRST: Jaan
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The importance of the civil rights movement made America a better place because it helped many Black Americans get rights. Some of my closest friends are from the Black community and I would be a different person without them. Without the civil rights movement, Obama would not have become president. He has done many things that has improved the country that impacts the country today. People from the black community also made many inventions that help everyone in America today, like the traffic signal. Which makes the roads safer.
LAST: Guzman
FIRST: Alejandro
Teacher: Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The listed information under the black history month tab is a really useful tool if you want to improve your knowledge on important black figures from the past.
LAST: Uriarte
FIRST: Carlos
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The work of Dr. King and the Civil Rights movement was important because African Americans were not being treated equally so this made everybody become one and equal. It helped make America a better place today because African Americans are very smart so they invented a lot of things that we use in our daily day to day life. African Americans are also very good athletes and they are a big part of making sports entertaining. I never had anything against African Americans because they are just like everybody else. This just helped me see how much African Americans really help America.
LAST: Hernandez Blas
FIRST: Jazlene
Teacher: Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
I think that Dr. King and the Civil Rights Movement were extremely important. I believe that they both opened up a perspective of all African Americans and truly captured what they went through and the strength, resilience, and hope that they had and I do think that it had a heavy impact on Americans all around the country. It was also important because it helped African Americans prove how smart they were and what they were capable of by attending the top colleges, inventing tools and machines to make our lives easier, and inspiring other minority groups to do the same. I think that they helped make America a better place as they showed how powerful a group of people can be. I believe that they helped America by also being a huge role model and inspiration for all Americans because they had the determination and strength to advocate and achieve their goals and dreams and they can still be applied to America today.
LAST: Walls
FIRST: Jayden
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
I think the Civil Rights movement was super important. Martin Luther King Jr. was a key figure in changing how people live in America today. His dedication helped us go to school together, drink from the same water fountains, and sit next to each other regardless of our skin color. Even though many people were against MLK, which sadly led to his assassination, I believe he is a crucial part of American history. Because of the Civil Rights movement and all the brave people who stood up for change, America is a much better place now.
LAST: Morales Vaca
FIRST: Emanuel
Teacher: MR. schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
I learned so much about african americans especially since they invented so much usefull stuff that is used today. i would have never guessed that they were so bright and inventful. they are very unique and smart in all these ways. i love that they invented so much stuff that we still use in todays world. most important part of all this is that alot of these revolutionary inventions are physically life changing. they were able to help people with disabilities most importantly. they also made alot of farm equiptment. also very important was scientific labratory tools.
LAST: Converse
FIRST: Mark
Teacher: Mr. Schneeman
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr. King and the importance of the Civil Rights movement had make America a better place because they promoted nonviolence which had led to peaceful protests. The Civil Rights Movement had helped African Americans get better education housing and all kinds of opportunities. Lastly it had inspired people like African Americans for future movements for justice and equality.
LAST: Feliciano
FIRST: Jaymarie
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
It was very important because colored people were being persecuted for being born and they decided that they were gonna do something to change that even if it meant they would face death. Which is so crazy how strong color people are how they faced all torments imaginable but, didn't let that stop them from doing what was right. It made America a better place because it changed the way that people would perceive colored people and showcases them as the humans they were. But it also showcased injustice and hypocrisy imposed on colored people by whites. Which help even open the eyes of white that they way that the laws and people were treating colored was wrong. The Civil Rights movement to me now was one of the most important things to happen in history because if not for this movement and so much more changes I would not be able to enjoy the lifestyle I have today. So after watching the video I am thankful for the people who fought for the rights of colored people.
LAST: Vela
FIRST: Melody
Teacher: Mr.Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The work of Dr. King was very important to African Americans' right to equality. He was an important activist and reverend as well. My reflection on this video was that it inspired me more about African Americans. Beforehand I did understand that they had to work harder than white people. Still, after this video, I realized that instead of feeling sorry for what happened I started to feel inspired and encouraged that if we work hard enough we can become successful over time. This helped America become a better place because now we can officially represent the constitution that the U.S. states we were going by. This is important to learn as well so that we do not go back and repeat history but instead learn from America's mistakes and leap forward. I think my favorite part of the movie documentary that was shown was the choir because it was very calm and beautiful.
LAST: hernandez
FIRST: joshua
Teacher: Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr. King's work showed how important it is to fight for equality and fairness for everyone. The Civil Rights Movement changed history by helping to end segregation and giving people more opportunities.
LAST: Ponce
FIRST: Aaron
Teacher: Ms. Palmer
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The Civil Rights movement from Dr. King was a very impactful and important movement because he helped people unite together and become one. It helped to make America a better place because he created peace amongst most and made it possible for black and white people to get along. This made it easier for our society to grow and create a better future.
LAST: Hobson
FIRST: Iliana
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr. King’s leadership during the Civil Rights Movement was pivotal in challenging systemic racism and advocating for equality, justice, and human rights in America. By leading peaceful protests and fostering legislative change, such as the Civil Rights Act of 1964, dismantling segregation and inspired a more inclusive society. This movement not only improved legal protections for marginalized communities but also planted the seeds for ongoing efforts toward social justice and equity in the United States.
LAST: Amador
FIRST: Alianna
Teacher: Schneeman
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The Civil rights movement ultimately helped America be what it is today. It encouraged equality for everybody. Martin Luther king jr along with many other civil activists, achieved this. While many were opposed to this, eventually all of America was desegregated.
LAST: Ramos
FIRST: Emmanuel
Teacher: Mr.Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
I think that the civil rights movement was extremely significant for the U.S. as if it was not for it they would've been still extreme racism and many people wouldn't be able to get to their rights. Even with the civil rights movement there is still ongoing racism and people still face hardships because of it
LAST: Salceda
FIRST: Alfredo
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The Civil Rights Movement was crucial in advancing social progress in the United States by challenging and dismantling institutional racism and segregation, particularly in the 1950s and 1960s. It was important for several reasons: End of Legal Segregation: The movement successfully fought to overturn laws that allowed racial segregation in public spaces, schools, and workplaces. Landmark rulings, like Brown v. Board of Education (1954), declared “separate but equal” unconstitutional, setting the stage for greater equality in education. Voting Rights: The movement led to the passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which aimed to eliminate barriers that prevented African Americans from voting, particularly in the South. This ensured greater political representation for marginalized communities. Social Justice and Equality: It inspired broader social justice movements, extending beyond race. The Civil Rights Movement became a symbol of the fight for justice, equality, and human rights, influencing other groups, such as women, and Native Americans, to push for their own rights.
LAST: Tinajero
FIRST: Atticus
Teacher: mr scheme
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr. King left a lasting impact on the world mainly America.If it wasn't for him the civil rights movement would not went as far and maybe wouldn't have even worked if he wasn't there.Hes made 100 of more people support the black movement and even had 100 people marching.even opening up white peoples head about there onion on the situation. Especially when seeing the violence it caused people on live and then leading to Dr king juniors death himself.He was shot which finally opened hole eyes and a bunch of changes happened ever since and are still happening.
LAST: Contreras
FIRST: Brisa
Teacher: Shneemen
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
African Americans have helped America become what it is today in so many ways from back then to the present day. if it were not because they fought for their freedom, they would still be treated the way they did before or even worse. if it were not for them Hispanics would also be treated that way even if Hispanics also fought to be treated as equals I feel as though because African Americans fought for it it gave Hispanics hope they could also fight as well.
LAST: Paulo
FIRST: Chadrick
Teacher: Mr Shneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The work of Dr. King and the Civil Rights Movement is important because it brought peace between colored people and white people, which helped make America a better place. It also helped equality in public stuff life transportation and restrooms so everyone gets quality things. This also helped people get jobs which made America a better place because it helped the economy.
LAST: Meza
FIRST: Abel
Teacher: Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
It was important because African Americans were a big part of American history. And many things that people use on an everyday basis were invented by African American. For example the folding chair was invented by a black man and its main purpose was to be convenient for people like in schools and churches.
LAST: Garcia
FIRST: Josue
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
I think Dr Kings civil rights movement was important because there was so many people that wouldn't stand up and felt afraid so having him who ended up standing up for his people gave others of all races, backgrounds and ethnicities the courage to be able to stand up with him. This made America a better place because of the movement itself making a movement for African Americans no longer being discriminated, and helped show people to stand up for what they think is right and should change
LAST: Covarrubias
FIRST: Leo
Teacher: Frank Schneemann
Period: 03
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
What Doctor King was able to accomplish without a single ounce of violence truly is the most beautiful and poetic thing I have ever seen. While white people were trying to retaliate against him, he continued to strive for peace among the people. At the end of the day, we are all just people, no matter the color, it is bigger than black and white, it is a problem with the whole way of life, it will not change overnight, but we have to start somewhere, and I will make it count while I am here, god is the only man we should fear.
LAST: Garcia
FIRST: Josue
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
I think Dr Kings civil rights movement was important because there was so many people that wouldn't stand up and felt afraid so having him who ended up standing up for his people gave others of all races, backgrounds and ethnicities the courage to be able to stand up with him. This made America a better place because of the movement itself making a movement for African Americans no longer being discriminated, and helped show people to stand up for what they think is right and should change
LAST: Garcia
FIRST: Josue
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 3
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
I think Dr Kings civil rights movement was important because there was so many people that wouldn't stand up and felt afraid so having him who ended up standing up for his people gave others of all races, backgrounds and ethnicities the courage to be able to stand up with him. This made America a better place because of the movement itself making a movement for African Americans no longer being discriminated, and helped show people to stand up for what they think is right and should change
LAST: Ponciano
FIRST: Erick
Teacher: Mr Schneemann
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
It was important to the United State being how it help all people of any kind to be together and work together, thanks for Dr. King that everyone are not fight each being their skin color. A other thing that was important to the U.S. of how the people invited thing that help the other people on hard thing they couldn't do. These things help America to be better than before being the changes.
LAST: Miranda Sanchez
FIRST: Tatiana
Teacher: Schneemann
Period: 1
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Date: 01/15/2025
I think that the Civil Rights movement was significant for the US History to make this country what it is today. It helped the Americans to open their minds to the idea of equality. It did not end discrimination right away, but it decreased significantly. It started a way to co-exist in a more peaceful way.
LAST: Arellano
FIRST: Gabriella
Teacher: Schneemann
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr. King and the and the Civil Rights movement is important because if we did not change then we whole still be the same. people are now free to do thing that they want and be where they want to be. people don't have to be told what to do or where to be. this helped America a better place by having people the right to go to school with more people and people can make what they want and at the end at the day we are all helping everyone.
LAST: Estrada
FIRST: Gabriela
Teacher: Mr. Schneeman
Period: 1
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Date: 01/15/2025
The Civil Rights Movment was very important because it was the beginning of freedom and rights for all colored people. if martin luther king never wouldve done this, who kknow ,aybe we would still be in segragation. This helped America become a way better place because it made us united and a land of promose and a place where dreams come true. The movment made America a better and safer place to live. It truly made this a place of liberty.
LAST: Cadena
FIRST: Isaac
Teacher: Mr Scheemann
Period: 1
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Date: 01/15/2025
Some things that african americans invented was gas mask a man named garret morgan which also invented the traffic light signals as well such as the red, yellow and green. They also invented a lot of agriculture tools to help with farming an example would be a seed planter which allowed farmers to plant food with less labor. They also invented street sweepers which are used to clean the streets and freeways of city's and communities.
LAST: hernandez
FIRST: Santiago
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Date: 01/15/2025
Without Dr.king we would not have had a civil rights movement.i gave everyone a opportunity in life
LAST: hernandez
FIRST: Santiago
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Date: 01/15/2025
Without Dr.king we would not have had a civil rights movement.i gave everyone a opportunity in life
LAST: Cadena
FIRST: Isaac
Teacher: Mr Scheemann
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Some things that african americans invented was gas mask a man named garret morgan which also invented the traffic light signals as well such as the red, yellow and green. They also invented a lot of agriculture tools to help with farming an example would be a seed planter which allowed farmers to plant food with less labor. They also invented street sweepers which are used to clean the streets and freeways of city's and communities.
LAST: Palmer
FIRST: Leila
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The importance of Dr. Kings work was to unite us together. Without him we would probably still have to deal with segregation. He inspired many to fight for what is right. The Civil Rights movement was important because people fought for their freedom. People also risked their lives just so they can live a life with peace. This helped America become a better place by bringing us together.
LAST: McWilliams
FIRST: Jazmine
Teacher: Schneemann
Period: 1
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Date: 01/15/2025
I think that the Civil Rights movement was very important. MLK plays a very important roll on how Americans are in our world today. We are now allowed to go to school together, drink out the same water fountain and sit together no matter if we are black or white. Although many people did not like MLK which was why he was killed I still believe he plays an important roll in American history. American is a way better and a more changed environment due to the Civil Rights movement and all of the people apart of the change in America.
LAST: Saruta
FIRST: Daiki
Teacher: Frank Schneemann
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Why the work of Dr. King and the Civil Rights movement is important is because they both ended segregation and they both promoted justice and equality. This helped America become a better place because it created more opportunities for everyone, and it helped the country live up to the values of fairness and justice it promoted.
LAST: Magno
FIRST: Kaileya
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 1
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Date: 01/15/2025
I believe that the civil rights movement was very important and significant because it aimed to give black citizens the same rights as the white privliged citizens did. The movement showed how strong the black citizens are and they were brave enough to stand up for themselves and for what is right. It dismantled the Jim Crow segregation laws in the south. Martin Luther King Jr. was the brave leader of the whole movement and he rallied many people where he gave his "I have a dream" speech that helped to further the movement and gain more rights for the black citizens and was very impactful and changed the views of racial discrimination.
LAST: Gomez
FIRST: Ella
Teacher: Mr.Schneemann
Period: 1
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Date: 01/15/2025
The Dr. King and Civil Rights movement was very important because it helped the black people with segregation. Black people did not have to sit in the back of the bus anymore, they did not have to worry about going outside and getting beat by the police. It made America a better place because the civil rights act ended legal segregation. The voting rights act got put in to protect the black voters.
LAST: Pham
FIRST: Jason
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Why was the work of Dr. King and the Civil Rights movement was important is because they both aimed to abolish legalized racial segregation. They both aimed to make America a better place for everyone of us. Martin Luther King Jr. led a peaceful protests having a powerful and lasting impact shaping the world to become a fairer and freer.
LAST: Espinoza
FIRST: Nancy
Teacher: MR.schneemen
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The contributions of African Americans have been crucial in making America a better place for several reasons. Their work, sacrifice, and leadership have profoundly shaped the nation's identity, ideals, and progress. It helped Americans to an open mindset that African Americans were like any other person. Their color doesn't matter, they are people and they deserve the exact treatment as a white person. I know that the civil rights movement helped all Americans to come together and leave so much hate and as much anger behind because African Americans never should gone through slavery and segregation.African Americans have been instrumental in making America a better place by challenging injustice, enriching its culture, expanding its democracy, and promoting social and economic progress. Their contributions have helped the nation strive toward its ideal of becoming a more perfect union, one that values freedom, equality, and justice for all.
LAST: orozco
FIRST: Adrian
Teacher: Mr. Schneeman
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr. king's importance was really helpful for America and the African American people. It was important because it allowed African American people to be valued. It helped America become a better place because African Americans invented many stuff and allowed them to have appreciation.
LAST: mercado
FIRST: marco
Teacher: schneemann
Period: 1
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Date: 01/15/2025
I think it was important because it aimed to give African Americans the same citizenship rights that whites took for granted. It secured African Americans equal access to restaurants, transportation, and other public facilities, so it truly changed the way America thought about colored people. This legislation opened new opportunities for African Americans in education, employment, and all aspects of public life, creating a new sense of possibility.
LAST: zamarripa
FIRST: ian
Teacher: Mr scheenmen
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
the African community help change the way some people think of colored people and help gain rights to those who didnt have any and they also helped invent new things for medical filed and protection against gaseses, the African community help creat laws for the future of students allowing them to learn at the same level of white people meaning that they were now equal with eachother.
LAST: Torres
FIRST: Jaydy
Teacher: Mr.Schneemann
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
It was important because they symbolized a step toward fulfilling the promise of freedom and equality for all. How it help make America a better place was promoting freedom and equality, and lastly changing social norms. Their struggles, achievements, and contributions have helped the nation fulfill its promise of liberty and equality, and till this day continues to influence the nations development today.
LAST: mercado
FIRST: marco
Teacher: schneemann
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
I think it was important because it aimed to give African Americans the same citizenship rights that whites took for granted. It secured African Americans equal access to restaurants, transportation, and other public facilities, so it truly changed the way America thought about colored people.
LAST: Rojas
FIRST: De Marco
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement were crucial in fighting racism and promoting equality in America. They led peaceful protests to challenge segregation and discrimination, which helped pass important laws like the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965. The movement changed both laws and attitudes, making America more fair and just for everyone, regardless of race. Dr. King’s legacy continues to inspire the fight for equality today.
LAST: Rojas
FIRST: De Marco
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement were crucial in fighting racism and promoting equality in America. They led peaceful protests to challenge segregation and discrimination, which helped pass important laws like the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965. The movement changed both laws and attitudes, making America more fair and just for everyone, regardless of race. Dr. King’s legacy continues to inspire the fight for equality today.
LAST: Al Turjman
FIRST: Alexis/Cora
Teacher: Frank Schneemann
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The fight for freedom, justice, and desegregation was critically important because it challenged the systemic inequalities and prejudices that marginalized large groups of people based on race. By dismantling segregation, the movement reaffirmed the foundational American values of liberty and equality, ensuring these ideals applied to everyone, not just a privileged few.They envisioned a world that was fairer and more just for everyone. They fought tirelessly for freedom and justice, leading the movement for desegregation. What they endured was unjust, but their resilience and strength laid the foundation for a better America—one where people are valued for their character and efforts, not judged by superficial factors like race or socioeconomic status. Their struggle helped pave the way for a society that strives to treat everyone with dignity and equality.
LAST: Meer
FIRST: Caden
Teacher: Frank Schneemann
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Its because Dr. King told them to be free and he said that because in the past African Americans were being jailed because the whites didn't like the African Americans. Today his speech inspired us to not treat the African Americans wrong because the African Americans were inventors and African Americans use machines to help us and save many lives.
LAST: Shirey
FIRST: Andrew
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
I believe the Civil Rights movement was important because without it, African Americans and other minorities wouldn't have the freedom to create, have fun, and eat as good as white people. The Civil Rights movement helped make America a better place because it allowed minorities to have the freedom to create as I mentioned before. Many African Americans have created very important inventions such as the automatic door, communication devices for train stations, traffic lights, and automatic cupplings for trains that prevent injury. In conclusion, the Civil Rights movement was very important and helped make America what it is today. We wouldn't have a lot of very important things in our lives if it wasn't for the Civil Rights movement.
LAST: Meer
FIRST: Caden
Teacher: Frank Schneemann
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Its because Dr. King told them to be free and he said that because in the past African Americans were being jailed because the whites didn't like the African Americans. Today his speech inspired us to not treat the African Americans wrong because the African Americans were inventors and African Americans use machines to help us and save many lives.
LAST: Meer
FIRST: Caden
Teacher: Frank Schneemann
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Its because Dr. King told them to be free and he said that because in the past African Americans were being jailed because the whites didn't like the African Americans. Today his speech inspired us to not treat the African Americans wrong because the African Americans were inventors and African Americans use machines to help us and save many lives.
LAST: Avila
FIRST: Leila
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The Dr. King movement was very important to the American History because it was an awaking a showing what American citizens should be treated no matter what color. Also, the way the Black people went about and approaching the whole Civil Right Movement was very professional and very peaceful even though the Black people were getting treated like animals. Many of those Black activist have made America a better place in many ways from inventing things to being influencers and many more however the main idea that made them different was the attitude and pride that they had for being able to have the freedom that they do to this day. There is no say how things would be to this day without Dr. King standing up for what he knows what everyone should be right and how should be treated equally
LAST: Montero
FIRST: Camila
Teacher: Schneeman
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The work of Dr.King and the Civil Rights is very important since at the time everyone was separated and the African Americans didn't find that fair. They just wanted to be treated equally. So, they started the Civil Rights movement to protest the unfairness of the Jim Crow Laws.
LAST: Baptista
FIRST: Kaleo
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr. King and the Civil Rights Movement fought against racial injustice, leading to key laws like the Civil Rights Act and Voting Rights Act. Their efforts helped end segregation, protect voting rights, and inspire future social justice movements, making America a more just and equal place.
LAST: Juarez
FIRST: Joel
Teacher: Frank Schneemann
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a key figure in the Civil Rights Movement, Fighting for racial equality through nonviolent protest. The movement challenged racism and led to significant laws like the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights of 1964. It made America more inclusive and just, inspiring future movements for equality and social justice.
LAST: Valdez
FIRST: Xylari
Teacher: mr. Schneemann
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. played a pivotal role in the Civil Rights Movement, which aimed to dismantle racial inequality and segregation in the U.S. The movement was crucial for securing equal rights for African Americans, challenging systemic racism, and promoting social justice. Dr. King’s advocacy for nonviolent protest united diverse groups and led to key legislative victories, like the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965. These changes helped make America a more just and inclusive society, advancing the nation toward its ideals of freedom and equality for all.
LAST: Williamson
FIRST: Jaden
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
I think Dr. King was a revolutionary and truly made America what it is today. He spearheaded the civil rights movement and made strides to end Jim Crow laws and unite the country through kindness and peace. He made America a better place by bringing it together, making America realize there was a problem, and to start to solve it by protesting peacefully.
LAST: Camacho
FIRST: Christian
Teacher: Mr.Schneemann
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s work and the Civil Rights Movement were pivotal in transforming America into a more better society. The Civil Rights Movement was important because it challenges inequalities the nations basic rights gave to many of its citizens. The protest all the young teens had to go through was a pivotal point in all of history.
LAST: Robles
FIRST: Lorenzo
Teacher: Scheenmann
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
After watching the video I learned the importance of Dr. King's work and the Civil Rights movement. Martin Luther King left with an impactful outcome in the world as he used his voice and showed people not to be scared to stand up for what is right and wrong. He also raised awareness of the racism that was going on to make a change in the world. the way that he made a protest and made it nonviolent was the best for a good outcome. There has been a lot of awareness about discrimination. this went into the like the civil rights. the civil rights movement is what gave equal treatment and freedom. the civil rights movement had made significant changes for people to allow them to do more. one change is the Voting Rights Act. these laws protected voting rights for African Americans and ended segregation.
LAST: Robles
FIRST: Lorenzo
Teacher: Scheenmann
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
After watching the video I learned the importance of Dr. King's work and the Civil Rights movement. Martin Luther King left with an impactful outcome in the world as he used his voice and showed people not to be scared to stand up for what is right and wrong. He also raised awareness of the racism that was going on to make a change in the world. the way that he made a protest and made it nonviolent was the best for a good outcome. There has been a lot of awareness about discrimination. this went into the like the civil rights. the civil rights movement is what gave equal treatment and freedom. the civil rights movement had made significant changes for people to allow them to do more. one change is the Voting Rights Act. these laws protected voting rights for African Americans and ended segregation.
LAST: Robles
FIRST: Lorenzo
Teacher: Scheenmann
Period: 1
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
After watching the video I learned the importance of Dr. King's work and the Civil Rights movement. Martin Luther King left with an impactful outcome in the world as he used his voice and showed people not to be scared to stand up for what is right and wrong. He also raised awareness of the racism that was going on to make a change in the world. the way that he made a protest and made it nonviolent was the best for a good outcome. There has been a lot of awareness about discrimination. this went into the like the civil rights. the civil rights movement is what gave equal treatment and freedom. the civil rights movement had made significant changes for people to allow them to do more. one change is the Voting Rights Act. these laws protected voting rights for African Americans and ended segregation.
LAST: Pantazes
FIRST: Brianna
Teacher: Schneeman
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The way I view colored people is just like any other human being. We are all the same, I don't look at them and think anything wrong of them. Though I can now see all the struggles they have been put through back then. I'm glad it's not as bad now as it was during that time. The Civil Rights Movement was certaintly important, to the White and the colored. It definitely made a big impact in America considering they aren't being treated the same. I don't know why White people ever hated on them, thankfully America isn't like that anymore. It would still be terrible times. Without a doubt it made America a better place.
LAST: Pantazes
FIRST: Brianna
Teacher: Schneeman
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The way I view colored people is just like any other human being. We are all the same, I don't look at them and think anything wrong of them. Though I can now see all the struggles they have been put through back then. I'm glad it's not as bad now as it was during that time. The Civil Rights Movement was certaintly important, to the White and the colored. It definitely made a big impact in America considering they aren't being treated the same. I don't know why White people ever hated on them, thankfully America isn't like that anymore. It would still be terrible times. Without a doubt it made America a better place.
LAST: Pantazes
FIRST: Brianna
Teacher: Schneeman
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The way I view colored people is just like any other human being. We are all the same, I don't look at them and think anything wrong of them. Though I can now see all the struggles they have been put through back then. I'm glad it's not as bad now as it was during that time. The Civil Rights Movement was certaintly important, to the White and the colored. It definitely made a big impact in America considering they aren't being treated the same. I don't know why White people ever hated on them, thankfully America isn't like that anymore. It would still be terrible times. Without a doubt it made America a better place.
LAST: Pantazes
FIRST: Brianna
Teacher: Schneeman
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The way I view colored people is just like any other human being. We are all the same, I don't look at them and think anything wrong of them. Though I can now see all the struggles they have been put through back then. I'm glad it's not as bad now as it was during that time. The Civil Rights Movement was certaintly important, to the White and the colored. It definitely made a big impact in America considering they aren't being treated the same. I don't know why White people ever hated on them, thankfully America isn't like that anymore. It would still be terrible times. Without a doubt it made America a better place.
LAST: Pantazes
FIRST: Brianna
Teacher: Schneeman
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/15/2025
The way I view colored people is just like any other human being. We are all the same, I don't look at them and think anything wrong of them. Though I can now see all the struggles they have been put through back then. I'm glad it's not as bad now as it was during that time. The Civil Rights Movement was certaintly important, to the White and the colored. It definitely made a big impact in America considering they aren't being treated the same. I don't know why White people ever hated on them, thankfully America isn't like that anymore. It would still be terrible times. Without a doubt it made America a better place.
LAST: Burke
FIRST: Grace
Teacher: Mr.Schneemann
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
After watching the video I learned the importance of Dr. King's work and the Civil Rights movement. Martin Luther King left with an impactful outcome in the world as he used his voice and showed people not to be scared to stand up for what is right and wrong. He also raised awareness of the racism that was going on to make a change in the world. the way that he made a protest and made it nonviolent was the best for a good outcome. There has been a lot of awareness about discrimination. this went into the like the civil rights. the civil rights movement is what gave equal treatment and freedom. the civil rights movement had made significant changes for people to allow them to do more. one change is the Voting Rights Act. these laws protected voting rights for African Americans and ended segregation.
LAST: Acuna
FIRST: Dominik
Teacher: Mr.Schneemann
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
My point of view on African Americans after watching the film is that I gotten a better understanding of the hardships they had to endure for their rights. Before the video I knew that they suffered and had to go through many hardships, but with the video I was able to see what kind of hardships they had to go through, like the riots or there protest that were led by Martin Luther King, but still getting trouble from police and white people when trying to do a peaceful protest. Even having lots of pressure on the young black people like the nine kids that were selected to enter a white school. They had the pressure to do well in academics to prove the country wrong about black people and there grasp of knowledge and they worked hard to get the good grades even getting scholarship into college. Also with Martin Luther King when he was doing his peaceful protest they arrested him for doing nothing. With the hardships there was results like the bus boycott it took around 435 days before bus changed there ways about black people sitting in the back. That was only the beginning of one of many more hardship's they had to endure to make a point across to change the laws for their rights. Even with the hard times like the jail being full of black people they began to sing which made the police open up the cells to let them out because they wouldn't stop singing and praying this was a power of their perseveres in the dark times. Didn't let take their spirts away, even after Martin Luther King died they followed what he left behind and still maintained peace making a change for African Americans. The civil rights movement was very important part of history which did have an impact at the time and even to this day with Martin Luther King being the leader for it all helping end segregation changing how the country was it was a very important time in history. With the civil rights movement it allowed people to stop seeing color, but start seeing people on how they were like on their actions thanks to MLK, his work allowed more freedom for African Americans with less hate for them because of thier skin.
LAST: Guerrero
FIRST: Rachel
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
After todays lesson I have been brought to more realization on how history is very impactful, even to todays society. Especially during the Civil Rights movement, where took place a lot of activism, sacrifice, and protesting African Americas had to do to get us where we are today. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr was a very inspirational leader, who led many people to fight for the constitutional rights of black people, by ending segregation. He led a positive, and impactful movement to have peaceful protests and boycotting rather than creating violence out of a situation where no one showed remorse in the violence they inflicted on African Americans. It was a horrible situation and time for them to live in, but it was taken as a important reason to fight for freedom. If African Americans had no been so brave, and risking their lives, change may have never happened. Because of their peaceful approach towards the violence they received, history was made, and will forever be honored and remembered for their sacrifices. Their peace spoke louder than what violence ever could have done. America can now look back on this time and take is as a lesson and realization that everyone is equal and deserves the same respect and appreciation. No one should be seen or treated less because of their race.
LAST: Ayala
FIRST: Cher
Teacher: Sneeman
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
The civil rights movement was a crucial step in the fight for equality. Dr. King's work in civil rights produced great strides for African Americans all over the country. Beforehand, discriminatory mistreatment lingered throughout America's history and terrorized the lives of African Americans for centuries. An unshaken bias towards skin color made America a difficult place to live as a person of color. That was until Rosa Parks put her foot down and the civil rights movement began to sweep the nation. Dr. King stepped in, and became a became a beacon of hope for all minorities fighting for their freedom. Dr. King's role as the leader helped pave the way to equality and spread the movement nationwide. The call for equality would not have sounded as far as it did had it not been for his voice. This era is known for igniting the fight for civil equality, and would not have been possible without a leader such as Martin Luther King Jr.
LAST: Abergido
FIRST: Juaquin
Teacher: Mr Schneeman
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
Why was it important? How did it help to make America a better place? Well, these movements pushed the USA to strive for the diversity it has now. Without these brave people—even going as far as to put their own lives on the line fighting for equality and freedom—I don't think the USA would prosper as it does currently.
LAST: Guerrero
FIRST: Rachel
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
After todays lesson I have been brought to more realization on how history is very impactful, even to todays society. Especially during the Civil Rights movement, where took place a lot of activism, sacrifice, and protesting African Americas had to do to get us where we are today. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr was a very inspirational leader, who led many people to fight for the constitutional rights of black people, by ending segregation. He led a positive, and impactful movement to have peaceful protests and boycotting rather than creating violence out of a situation where no one showed remorse in the violence they inflicted on African Americans. It was a horrible situation and time for them to live in, but it was taken as a important reason to fight for freedom. If African Americans had no been so brave, and risking their lives, change may have never happened. Because of their peaceful approach towards the violence they received, history was made, and will forever be honored and remembered for their sacrifices. Their peace spoke louder than what violence ever could have done. America can now look back on this time and take is as a lesson and realization that everyone is equal and deserves the same respect and appreciation. No one should be seen or treated less because of their race.
LAST: Eng
FIRST: Angelina
Teacher: Mr. schneemon
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
The work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement was indispensable in challenging the systemic racism and injustice so long entrenched in American society. It was through nonviolent protests, powerful speeches, and an unyielding advocacy for equality that Dr. King inspired a nation to confront its prejudices and push for transformative change. The importance of the Civil Rights Movement was that it told something about the intrinsic inequalities of voting rights, education, housing, and employment. Because of the movement, laws like the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Voting Rights Act of 1965 proliferated to safeguard against discrimination grounded on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. The changes further led to the restructuring of institutional barriers and gave millions a chance to pursue their lives with dignity and fairness. Dr. King's emphasis on unity, justice, and nonviolence made America a better place and set an example to the world in how to battle oppression without violence. The movement paved the way to more social inclusion, fostering a more diverse and just society by promoting equality and mutual respect. It reminded America of its founding ideals-that all people are created equal-and challenged the country to live up to these principles. Thus, the Civil Rights Movement finally gained ground to lead up to continuing struggles for justice--proof that struggle and moral valor among a collective bring about progress in development. It indeed calls further into action equality in all their dimensions, safeguarding that what happened is a mere step toward Dr. King's dreamed justice and equality.
LAST: Perez
FIRST: Soleil
Teacher: Schneemann
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
This was important because it helped give African Americans a better living. It gave them the same rights that white people had. The rights that they weren't given. It might've taken years for all of their hard work to see progress, but in the end they had the rights to vote, a better education, and also being able to not be segregated, and much more. It's also important to remember the people that gave their lives fighting more these causes. Though many might not remember everyone's names, we do all remember Martin Luther King Jr, a man that played a big role in all this, a good man. He helped put together many protests. And he made sure that they were peaceful protests. He gave a wonderful and powerful speech that 200,000 people had gone to seen, his "I have a Dream Speech". Just the amount of people that showed up shows the impact this man had made on people's lives. He was the one that could move you to be able to join his cause, to try to make a change. It helped make America a better place by giving millions of people a fighting chance in this country. A chance to show that they can raise to the top, to achieve the same things that everyone else can. It showed that America really and truly is the land of the free, because of all the changes made.
LAST: Amezcua
FIRST: Alyssa
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
I believe the work of Dr. King and the importance of the Civil Rights Movement has affected people today to educate everyone on segregation and the hard work people went through for equality. Many people took a stand and worked together to be integrated and kids going to school to be integrated risked their lives for a better education. This shows how much people are willing to fight for their rights. Since then, all of their work has reflected people now being integrated black people having more rights and everyone having equal rights. It made America a better place by giving more people the opportunity to use their voice over unfairness. I also believe it helped everyone be more equal with less hate towards one another. Even though there is still racial injustice today, people are more aware of it being wrong and will work hard for justice in people's lives. The Civil Rights movement has shown a lot of people that they will not be stopped by laws and will do what they can for a better future. People using their voices were able to reach many people to help them also take a stand and join to fight segregation and fight for many lives of black people to be equal. The Civil Rights movement has been learned to this day because of its strong acts to work for equality and has influenced many people to be equal.
LAST: Funk
FIRST: Dylan
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
Regarding my reflection on Dr. King's work and the importance of the Civil Rights movement, Dr. King was very important because he courageously stood to fight for an idea that many people agreed with but couldn't quite stand for. His powerful and motivating speeches appealed to large audiences and impacted many people. The Civil Rights Movement was important because it paved the way for equality between not only black and white people, but for other ethnicities and races as well. The Civil Rights movement made America a better place by promoting equality and putting an emphasis on the justice system that would soon have an everlasting effect. Furthermore, I also learned that there are lots of important black people who are scientists and politicians that most people, including myself, are not aware of. In today's world, black people are credited to being athletic and making music, but they should also be credited for creating major inventions and playing a role in politics.
LAST: Baez
FIRST: Maemi (Skit)
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
After watching the documentary and hearing many discussions I have seen that I myself as a black person never acknowledge the perseverance of other black people. Dr.King's tribution to the entire world will not go unseen, he was a beacon of hope for the black community around the world, and in just a few short years he made his mark that will stay there forever. He and the Civil Rights Movement were extremly important to the efforts that black community have been attempting for centuries which is to gain freedom. These moments in history created huge steps for black people and hopefully they will pave a better future. It was truly inspiring to see the level of dedication and strive that these people had too gain their equality. Yet even now there are still many things that black people must strive through, we are still not truly equal.
LAST: Fierro
FIRST: Jessana
Teacher: Mr scheenmann
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
Dr Martin Luther King had a very big impact on the civil rights movement and how America is today without him we would still be suffering from discrimination and segregation. MLK helped American colored citizens by giving them equal rights education, and fair treatment under the law, But overall MLK's biggest impact was his kindness showing others how we don't have to be violent in protesting for what is right King was a righteous leader for the black community spreading the word of god in his speeches as well.
LAST: Rojas
FIRST: Luisa
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
The work Dr. King put into advancing the Civil Rights Movement, was important because the work that Dr. King put into ensuring a more peaceful and welcoming society that we have now, was all due to the work that he put in for the people. Additionally it created a society in which African Americans were no longer being separated and segregated, and were instead allowed in what were once primarily white spaces due to Dr. King's impactful work. His work helped to make America a better place because it helped the American people become one, by embracing everyone in every space. Collectively, Dr. King promoted peace and humility amongst all Americans which changed how society back in the day, and even in the present, embrace everyone in their community regardless of the color of their skin.
LAST: Villa
FIRST: Angel
Teacher: Mr Schneeman
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
Dr. King fought to end racial segregation and promote equality in America. This movement was important because it fought against discrimination and unequal treatment of African Americans. By protesting peacefully, Dr. King and the movement were able to help bring laws like the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act. These changes made America a fair society making sure that there were equal rights for all citizens.
LAST: Matthews
FIRST: Tatiana
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
After watching some videos as well as reviewing some famous African-Americans, I feel much more knowledgeable on this topic. I would say that, for the most part, my opinion didn't change about African-Americans for the reason being that prior to this lesson, I had no negative connotations. Although my opinion didn't change, I can say that this lesson reinstated my beliefs on African Americans because it proved how much they have done not just for our economy/society but also for the world as a whole. While everything they have accomplished is great, which was shown in the video illustrating the Civil Rights movement and MLK, I do still believe that they do not receive the credit they deserve. To wrap this up, if I had to pull one of my takeaways from this, I would definitely say that this lesson showed me how they stuck to peaceful protesting even though they received violence back which shows a lot.
LAST: Uscanga
FIRST: Javier
Teacher: Mr Schneeman
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
Dr. King was important because of his influence towards changing the views of America on black people. Dr.King was influential in making way for the landmark 1964 Civil Rights Act that ended legal segregation and the 1965 Voting Rights Act that put into place protections against the suppression of black voters. It helped make America a better place because King took on some of the most urgent social justice issues of the time.
LAST: Luna
FIRST: Zachary
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
My reflection is on how I feel about black people and the work of Martin Luther King Jr. as a whole. I always see black people as other people living their lives, they don't bother me at all nor do any aspects of them make me feel enraged about them. Black people are other human beings who live on this planet and have been able to become brothers to white people since Martin Luther King Jr.'s leadership for Black people. I find black people very unique in a way where they are interesting in how they tell stories, and how they socialize in a way where they have a lot of charismatic characteristics about them. Learning Martin Luther King Jr. shines more light on how these black people fought for their right to have equality with white people, they were strong and brave enough to get hurt all for change and rights for them. Even in death, Martin Luther King Jr. made a major change to America and equality as a whole
LAST: Garrido
FIRST: Gray
Teacher: Schneeman
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
Martin Luther King Jr. had such a profound impact on not only societal standards but society as a whole for generations to come. For example prior to the effects of him and his movement, being black in America meant that you were inherently inferior to white people and were treated as such. It completely went against the "unalienable" human rights made by Jefferson. I couldn't imagine waking up in a society like the one prior to the 1960's as there seemed to be so much hate. The importance of the civil rights movement was that it was acted as the enforcer in desegregation and change in societal standards since it legally enforced black people into society. This was important because once something is enforced by law that means it is starting to normalize whatever it is enforcing so society can conform to the standards set by the government. Both Martin Luther King Jr. and the civil rights movement made America a better place because they diversified and integrated black people into American society as they were disrespected and shunned for so many years prior. It allowed black people to be able to change the world without barriers dividing them from it.
LAST: Sandoval
FIRST: Lilianna
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 6th
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
Dr. King was a black citizen who had the respect of the black community, even some white folks. He was a part of the Civil Rights movement and preached about integrity. His words spoke to people in a way that caused their self-esteem to rise. King made the black community come together and protest in many different ways and encouraged them to participate together to do something. Later on, he was able to gain the respect of important white folks causing a chain reaction to happen. After he passed away segregation came to an end all because he "gave" courage to many black folks and showed kindness. With this kindness, he was able to obtain respect from these white folks.
LAST: Hernandez
FIRST: Ismael
Teacher: Schneemann
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
Dr. Martin luther kings civil rights movement work grealty impacted the racial tones that america was going through in the 50s. His work was important because it started many other activists to join protest in a peaceful manner, for this Kings work is still taught today. Kings work helped make America a better place through empowering other people of color to use their voice and do the right thing.
LAST: Gonzalez
FIRST: Nicole
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
Martin Luther King Jr. was a huge force in the fight against racism and segregation in the U.S. His focus on peaceful protests inspired a whole generation of activists, helping change people’s minds and lead to important laws like the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965. King’s dream of a fairer, more equal society brought people together, no matter their background, he wanted it to push for real a change in society. His work didn’t just change laws it changed how America thought about race and equality, and his legacy still inspires today’s fight for social justice.
LAST: Ramirez
FIRST: David
Teacher: Schneemann
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
The Civil Rights Movement allowed America to become what it is today. Without it, it is unlikely that we would live in our contemporary world. Although it ended abruptly everybody became equal on paper supposedly. Yet there was still much more that could've been done to ensure equality for all in the generations to come. With race no longer being a viable means to discriminate, class status became the new way to breed broad and invisible discrimination.
LAST: Garcia
FIRST: Adam
Teacher: Mr.schneemann
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
Dr. King and the Civil Rights movement were essential. One reason that these things were important is that they allowed more people to ask and get rights. Another reason is that they gave African Americans more rights and freedom. Another reason is that they allowed African Americans to make changes to our society, which in turn has greatly helped and benefited our society as a whole.
LAST: Garay
FIRST: Madison Belle
Teacher: Schneeman
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
The Civil Rights movement was important because the movement allowed the colored community to be heard and seen by the state and nation through peaceful protests. Dr. King helped lead these protests and despite the violence that the colored community faced and that he even faced personally with his own house being bombed, he still continued to be strong and held the protests. It helped America become a better place because it not only brought up the discrimination against the colored community but also helped the population that was under the poverty line during the Vietnam War. The protests opened up the eyes of the government but the money that was said to go towards helping those in poverty did not go to them. Since the Civil Rights movement men and women of all races and ethnicities are allowed under one roof and are treated equally under the law. However, there is still some discrimination in the United States.
LAST: Gonzalez
FIRST: Robert
Teacher: Mr. Shneeman
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
African-Americans are the backbone of this country they are a very tolerant group of people and very respectable not only was this movement for African-Americans but all other races that were living America that were marginalized he was one of the first to really make that next move and at the end of the day it made the country what it is today although yes there is still racism going on the country but majority of the country thinks its wrong.
LAST: Solorzano
FIRST: Sebastian
Teacher: MR. Schneeman
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
I think that Dr. King was a very good man. He had good intentions and was a very kind person. It was important because Black people had been suffering in America for so long so they decided to push back. It helped make America better since it had felt that there was a chance to make an impact. The fact that three people, Rosa Parks Dr. King and Malcolm X, were able to inspire so many people shows how impactful they were.
LAST: Danley
FIRST: Ryan
Teacher: Mr. Scheemann
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
the civil rights movement was very important not only because it stopped the issue of a segregated and racist America but it also proved that citizens of this country are strong when they are united and can often make changes for the better of the country.
LAST: Sanchez
FIRST: Leonardo
Teacher: Mr.Schneemann
Period: 6
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
I already had a positive view of Dr. Martin Luther King and the amazing things he was able to achieve for the minority class in America. The videos in class today help further with my claim as they show how Dr. King was treated ever so poorly by his fellow Americans and yet he always found a way to resort to non-violence. Although many protests nowadays go from non-violent to extremely violent due to the lack of empathy and mannerisms towards the minority class in recent times. Martin Luther King was an amazing figure for Americans to research and continue learning about the things he did and why he did them.
LAST: Borromeo
FIRST: Lorenzo
Teacher: Frank Schneemann
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
It had an overall positive effect on America for political and social reasons. Before 1954 to 64 was terrible for the average Black folk, the formation of the Klu Klux Klan, the newly formed Jim Crow laws, and the Plessy debate to name a few. Leading up to the first event that made the Civil Rights movement was the debate of Brown vs the Board of Education in 1951 where Black students were having enough of the school system for their unequal status and terrible conditions while segregated, the murder of Emmet Till in 1955 who was abducted and later lynched in the south while shopping in a grocery store, or the Little Rock Nine event of 1957 where 9 students attended into a school that was still enforcing racial segregation. So even if they had to deal with all these misfortunes happening in life, they still chose to remain peaceful, not just fighting against injustice but making it in a way that doesn't turn it into further violence and chaos. So Imo, it was great as they managed to solve the problem that satisfied both the ending of danger while also not encourage people to act up and turn hostile. Plus people had their paradigm shifted when they saw and heard the speech on broadcast in 1963.
LAST: Reyes
FIRST: James
Teacher: Mr. Schneeman
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s work and the Civil Rights Movement were critical moments in American history. The Civil Rights Movement was important because it confronted the racism that denied African Americans their rights, such as voting, fair housing, equal access to education, and freedom from violence. The Civil Rights Movement made America better by pushing the country closer to its founding principles. These changes not only benefited African Americans but also laid the groundwork for other social justice movements, promoting a more inclusive society.
LAST: Miranda hernandez
FIRST: Max
Teacher: Mr. shneemann
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
I learnd that black people invented most of the things that are evry day uses . like the stop light and the home security and so many more . And as for the music they revoulotinized all of it. The African-American where a big part of the the american history. Black people have played a vital role in history through their labor, cultural contributions, and fight for justice. They built economies during the era of slavery, created influential music and art, and led movements for equality, like the Civil Rights Movement. Despite oppression, they have shown resilience, shaping societies and inspiring change. . They have enriched literature and storytelling, sharing experiences that challenge injustice and promote understanding. Additionally, Black communities have been instrumental in shaping political systems, advocating for democracy and human rights across the globe. They also showed Resilience and Legacy, Despite centuries of oppression, Black communities have preserved and passed down their heritage, resilience, and values, shaping societies in powerful ways.
LAST: Cadena
FIRST: Alexa
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement were essential in making America a fairer place. Dr. King’s peaceful protests and powerful speeches helped bring attention to the injustice of segregation and racism. The movement fought to ensure basic rights for Black Americans, like the right to vote, equal education, and fair treatment under the law. Because of their efforts, laws like the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965 were passed, ending legal segregation and protecting voting rights. Dr. King’s belief in nonviolence and equality inspired millions of people and pushed the country closer to its ideals of justice and freedom for everyone.
LAST: Goodman
FIRST: Makaela
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
The work of Dr. King and the civil right movement changed America for the better. Dr. king put in the work that was necessary to peacefully protest the end of segragation. King and the civil right movement succsesfully outlawed discrimination. Many African Americans created products that we use till this day. This includes stoplights, peanut products, home security systems, golf tees, etc.
LAST: Burdick
FIRST: Noah
Teacher: Frank Schneemann
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
I was already greatly aware of the civil rights movement and how black people were discriminated against and segregated. What did surprise me was the types of places that still supported segregation after Dr. King gave his speech and attempts to end segregation, such as the North of America being pretty inclusive and the south being more for segregation and supported abusing black people. This is important because it represents how far our country has come since then and how important black people are to our society. Such as the many inventions they have created that benefitted our modern society. It helped America become a better place because of how Black people fought for their rights and proved that they are citizens that deserved to be treated as normal people regardless of their skin color.
LAST: Arinduque
FIRST: Cali
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
The work of Dr. King and the Civil Rights movement was extremely important. One of the reasons it was important was because it gave African American's more rights and freedom. Another reason these things were important is because it allowed for more people to ask for rights. Another reason these things were important is because it allowed for African Americans to make changes to our society which has helped society.
LAST: Padilla
FIRST: Pablo
Teacher: Schneemann
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
Dr.King Jr. had a massive impact on America, and truly made the country a better place for everyone. King Jr. Started a civil rights movement that allowed the black community to be free, Black people were very united at the time, their incredible union allowed them to reach the end destination, Freedom. If the Civil rights movement, people today may have still been segregated, maybe blacks and whites could still not go to the same school, right so if King Jr. was not as dedicated as he was, along with the help of the black community, like I said, America would be a much worse country. The civil rights movement was so incredibly influential. I believe that we must all pay our tribute to Martin Luther King Jr. If we take a look into King's "I have a Dream" speech, the speech is absolute beauty. The way that the speech was worded, it was also very influential and made an impact to society to realize how badly the black community was being treated.
LAST: Arguello
FIRST: Carlos
Teacher: Mr.Schneemann
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
The civil right movement was a very important moment in history because it changed the way that people are now and the way on how people see each other. Like the civil right movement helped get rid of segregation, unfairness, and inequality. Which lead to Americans to come together to fight against these unfair laws for the better of the United States. Something that I learned to day about black people is that they created peanut butter and traffic light. Which both are very important invention that are used today.
LAST: Cardoso
FIRST: Mia
Teacher: Mr. Shneemann
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
I chose to look into Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. for this assignment by looking at the document of his "I Have a Dream" speech. I knew quite a bit about this person already, but looking more into this speech really made me realize why his words were so inspirational and moving. The way it is structured with the repeated phrase of "I have a dream" along with the ability to paint such a telling story with his words about the injustice black people faced is just so powerful. My favorite line from it is "I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character." I stand with this very much as someone who values people's personalities and content very much over anything else. Race should be the last thing that comes into play when judging a person's character, especially negatively judging them. Overall Martin Luther King Jr. was a very powerful and noble man, being the voice for many across America facing injustice, violence, and hate simply because of how they were born. Even though I am not of African ethnicity, even though I'm mainly Mexican, I admire and look up to Martin Luther King Jr., and admire his power and voice, and how much he has impacted America for the better. I've always admired him even when I was a little kid, and I will continue to admire him.
LAST: Pile
FIRST: Jacob
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
My reflection on the importance of the work of Dr. King and the importance of the Civil Rights movement is it shaped America to become the country we are today. I feel that the contribution that black's have to the success of the United States is still overlooked till this day. For example there are some black inventors who have created very important items such as the traffic light and I had no idea who he was. What this means is that black's do not receive the credit they deserve. All of these things that blacks have fought for make America a safer and stronger country.
LAST: Colonia
FIRST: Liliana
Teacher: Schneeman
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
Watching the videos I learned the importance of many African American people. From inventions to their own rights, they changed many factors that led to the life we live today. Martin Luther King left a very positive outcome and impacted many lives especially the African Americans, he used his voice and was not afraid. Items we use the most today such as the green, yellow and red lights were invented by and African American person and soon saved many lives with his invention. The world would not be what it is today without the fearless and intelligent faces of African Americans.
LAST: Montoys
FIRST: Jordan
Teacher: Mr.Scheemann
Period: 4th
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. played a key role in the Civil Rights Movement, using nonviolent resistance to fight racial inequality. His leadership brought attention to the discrimination African Americans faced, especially in the South. Through protests, marches, and speeches, he inspired many to join the cause for justice and equality. The Civil Rights Movement led to significant changes, including the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965. These laws ended segregation and protected voting rights for African Americans. Dr. King’s message of peace and unity also encouraged Americans to treat everyone with fairness and respect. His work made America a better place by pushing the country to live up to its ideals of equality. The movement laid the groundwork for future struggles for social justice and continues to inspire change today. Dr. King’s legacy reminds us that positive change is possible through courage and collective action.
LAST: Lara
FIRST: Erik
Teacher: Mr.Schneemann
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
Mr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement were incredibly important because they fought against racism and unfair treatment of African Americans. Dr. King’s leadership and speeches, like his famous “I Have a Dream” speech, inspired people to stand up for what was right without using violence. He believed that everyone deserved to be treated equally, no matter the color of their skin.
LAST: Lopez
FIRST: Kamila
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
Dr. King's speech inspired black people to fight for their rights and have equality and justice. It also raised a lot of awareness of all the discrimination going on, this went on to make laws like the civil rights. The importance of the civil rights movement was that it gave freedom and equal treatment. It made America a better place by allowing everyone to feel included and for them to all have equal rights and fight for their rights.
LAST: Barrigan
FIRST: Riley
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
Dr. King's work and the Civil Rights Movement were pivotal in challenging racial injustice and dismantling systemic segregation, laying the foundation for greater equality and civil rights for all Americans. By advocating for nonviolent resistance and inspiring widespread activism, they helped to shift public opinion, influence landmark legislation, and create a more inclusive society where the promises of freedom and opportunity could be more fully realized for everyone.
LAST: Barrigan
FIRST: Riley
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
Dr. King's work and the Civil Rights Movement were pivotal in challenging racial injustice and dismantling systemic segregation, laying the foundation for greater equality and civil rights for all Americans. By advocating for nonviolent resistance and inspiring widespread activism, they helped to shift public opinion, influence landmark legislation, and create a more inclusive society where the promises of freedom and opportunity could be more fully realized for everyone.
LAST: Barrigan
FIRST: Riley
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
Dr. King's work and the Civil Rights Movement were pivotal in challenging racial injustice and dismantling systemic segregation, laying the foundation for greater equality and civil rights for all Americans. By advocating for nonviolent resistance and inspiring widespread activism, they helped to shift public opinion, influence landmark legislation, and create a more inclusive society where the promises of freedom and opportunity could be more fully realized for everyone.
LAST: Alvarez
FIRST: Izai
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
The civil rights movement, led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., was a critical force for change that reshaped America for the better. His pursuit of equality was not just a struggle for African Americans; it was a fight for justice that elevated the entire nation. By demanding equal rights, the movement destroyed barriers, enabling people of color to compete on equal footing with white Americans. This equality was essential for the nation's growth, driving advancements in the workforce, improving the economy, and America is undeniably stronger when its population unite as one, working together to realize the full potential of the nation.
LAST: Casillas
FIRST: Paulina
Teacher: Mr.Schneemann
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
The Civil Rights Movement was important because it fought for equal rights for African Americans. It helped end segregation, ensured voting rights, and stopped discrimination in schools, jobs, and public places. Key events and laws, like the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965, made life fairer for Black people in America.
LAST: Rodriguez Felix
FIRST: David
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was important to the Civil Rights Movement because he led nonviolent protests for racial equality, helped pass laws like the Civil Rights Act and Voting Rights Act, raised awareness about racism, empowered people to fight for their rights, and changed attitudes in America to create a fairer society for everyone. In addition, today I learned who create the traffic light.
LAST: Escamilla
FIRST: Rene
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
The civil rights movement was important because not only did it help African Americans but it helped everyone be together as a whole and brought everyone closer. It made America a better place because it showed that we are resilient and that gave African Americans an opportunity to show their true smarts and allowed them to create amazing things and inventions later. Something that I didn't know was how aggressive the white people got towards the peaceful black protests and the amount to African Americans had to suffer doing these marches.
LAST: Ponce
FIRST: Jose
Teacher: Mr.Schneemann
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
Martin Luther King Jr. led nonviolent protests, inspired equality, and fought segregation, becoming a key figure in the Civil Rights Movement.
LAST: Hackley
FIRST: Zachary
Teacher: Schneemann
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement played a pivotal role in challenging racial inequality and injustice in the United States, aiming to dismantle segregation and secure equal rights for African Americans. King's leadership and commitment to nonviolent protest brought national attention to the systemic discrimination that marginalized Black Americans, ultimately leading to significant legislative changes such as the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965. The movement not only helped break down the legal barriers of racial segregation but also sparked a broader societal shift toward greater acceptance, equality, and justice for all people, making America more inclusive and advancing the nation's ideals of freedom and democracy.
LAST: Johnson
FIRST: Jayden
Teacher: Schneemann
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
I learned that the Civil Rights movement helped push for integration within the United States. Moreover, the integration allowed for people of color to gain access to things that they were previously denied just for being a different color. It helped America become a better place because we gained more people who had access to the same things which led to them giving inputs to things all over America which eventually led to these things being improved. Overall the Civil Rights movement not only helped people of color but also provided lots of help to the United States in general.
LAST: Cardenas
FIRST: Alexa
Teacher: Mr.Schneemann
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
The civil rights movement was important because it eliminated segregation and also showed that everyone is human no matter the color of someone's skin. It also gave rights to black people.
LAST: Wood
FIRST: Milo
Teacher: Mr. Schneemann
Period: 4
B1: Submit
Date: 01/14/2025
The Civil Rights movement was important because it changed the future of Black people in America. MLK speaking up about the injustices against his people, motivated the African Americans of their country to stand up and peacefully protest to put an end to segregation and oppression against them. It helped make America a better place by removing the segregation and mass racism of America. Black people now have a lot more opportunities, than they did before, for their future.
LAST: Barrigan
FIRST: Riley
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Date: 01/14/2025
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Date: 01/13/2025
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