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RacialdiscriminationRacialdiscrimination第1页BackgroundRosa ParksMartinConclusion第2页how does this problem become so seriously and have deep effects in today?It can date back to European slave trade period.A great number of black people were shipped to American continent to do the toughest jobs.They were living in the bottom of American society.第3页In1501,colonialist shipped into the first negro slaves.This is the beginning of slavery.In 1518,Africa and America began the slave trade directly.Until 1540,the American colonies of the slaves had reached 10,000 each year.第4页SomefactsofracialdiscriminationuuAttendAttendSeparateSeparateschoolsschoolsuuLiveinLiveinSeparateSeparateareasareasofacityofacityuuSitinSitinSeparateSeparateareasareasonabusonabus第5页ThecivilrightsmovementsintheUnitedStatesofAmerica第6页Civil Rights LeaderRosa ParksThis is her story第7页Onthebus19551955Dec1stDec1st第8页OnthebusThebackofthebusblack black peoplepeopleThemiddleThemiddleofthebusofthebusbothbothThefirstrowsofseatwhite white people people only only 第9页Standing up for her rights.“It was a small act of defiance,she refused to give up her seat,as a black woman to a white man,this changed the course of American history.”BBC News.On 1st December 1955 after coming home from a hard days work,Rosa was sitting on the bus when the bus driver ordered her to give up her seat to a white man,who couldnt find a seat in the“white section”of the bus.第10页Treated equally?Are you going to stand up?the bus driver,James Blake,asked.No,she answered.Well,by God,the driver replied,Im going to have you arrested.You may do that,Mrs Parks responded.第11页RosaParkswasarrestedTheMontgomerybusboycottleadbyleadbyE.DNixonE.DNixonAndAndMartinLutherMartinLutherKing,JuniorKing,Junior第12页Dr.Martin Luther King,Jr.was an American political activist,the most famous leader of the American civil rights movement,Considered a peacemaker throughout the world for his promotion of nonviolence and equal treatment for different races,he received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1968.His most influential and well-known speech is the I Have A Dream speech 第13页uu19631963AugAug2828ththuuOnthestairofOnthestairofLincolnLincolnMemorialMemorialHallHallIIhavehavea adreamdream第14页EqualEqualBrotherhoodBrotherhoodFreedom and justiceFreedom and justiceCharacterCharacter第15页 I have a dream my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be injured by the color of there skin but by the content of their character.i have a dream today.I have a dream第16页Those who deny freedom to others,deserve it not for themselves Abraham Lincoln You can protect your liberties in the world only by protecting the other mans freedom.You can be free if I am free.Clarence DarrowFreedom is never voluntarily given by the oppressor;it must be demanded by oppressed.Martin Luther King Jr.第17页Theworldneedsequality第18页Can American get rid of racial separation?Today,racial discrimination is much more relieved than before.From Martin Luther kings I have a dream and the black movement,black peoples rights gradually were recognized and accepted,the life of the black people is also had further improved.Todays American black people already have undergone earth-shaking changes.第19页changes different skin-colored people can seated together to have a cup of coffee;black people have the equal right to get the good education and participate in policy;Black people can receive the financial supply and security protection from the government第20页It doesnt matter if youre blackwhite or yellow,if youre brown or redlets get down to thatlove is color-blindI remember whenI was a child and couldnt understandpeople having fundiscriminating all the different onesmama just used to saywhen you grow up you ll maybe find a wayto make these people seethat everything I do comes back to me You gotta live your livewere all the same,no ones to blameYou gotta live their livesjust play the game and let love reign love is color blind第21页 THANK YOU！第22页