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Black Lives Matter became a global movement following George Floyd's death, sparking widespread protests against police brutality and racial injustice. The movement's origins trace back to 2014 with the first national protest in Ferguson, Missouri. Demonstrations spread worldwide, including peaceful and some violent protests, leading to curfews and National Guard deployment in the US. Protesters used various methods to demand justice and change, from marches to silent vigils.

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Black Lives Matter: Origins and Global Impact

The Black Lives Matter movement gained significant momentum and global recognition following the death of George Floyd in 2020. However, its roots can be traced back to 2014 when the movement organized its first national protest.

Highlight: The first national BLM protest was a "Black Lives Matter Freedom Ride" to Ferguson, Missouri, in August 2014, following Michael Brown's death.

The movement's early actions involved peaceful demonstrations, with over 500 members traveling to Ferguson to participate. This marked the beginning of Black Lives Matter as an organized movement.

Definition: Black Lives Matter (BLM) is a decentralized political and social movement that seeks to highlight racism, discrimination, and racial inequality experienced by black people.

The death of George Floyd on May 25, 2020, during a police operation in Minneapolis, catapulted Black Lives Matter into the global spotlight. The incident sparked widespread protests across the United States and internationally.

Vocabulary: Police brutality - the use of excessive or unnecessary force by police officers, especially against minority communities.

These protests were primarily aimed at addressing police violence against people of color. While many demonstrations remained peaceful, some turned violent, leading to property damage and looting in some areas.

Example: In Germany, the Black Lives Matter Deutschland movement organized peaceful demonstrations, often attended by well-known public figures.

To manage the escalating situation in the US, authorities implemented curfews in 40 cities and deployed the National Guard in 23 states. Despite these measures, there were further instances of alleged police brutality during the protests, including against journalists.

Quote: "This is for George Floyd" - A common chant heard during BLM protests.

The protests took various forms, from large marches to silent vigils. Demonstrators used slogans, posters, and symbolic gestures like kneeling with raised hands to convey their message.

Highlight: Common protest signs included phrases like "Black Lives Matter" and "Stop the Slaughter," highlighting the Ziele der Bewegung (goals of the movement).

Black lives matter:
In August 2014, BLM members organized their first national protest in the form of a "Black
Lives Matter Freedom Ride" to

Visual Representation and Global Impact

This page provides visual context to the Black Lives Matter protests and offers insight into the global reach of the movement.

The first image depicts a large crowd of protesters, illustrating the scale of the demonstrations that took place following George Floyd's death. This visual representation underscores the massive public response to the incident and the broader issues of systemic racism and police brutality.

Highlight: The image shows a sea of protesters, many holding signs and banners, demonstrating the unity and determination of the Black Lives Matter movement.

The second image, sourced from the Financial Times, likely provides a broader perspective on the global impact of the Black Lives Matter movement. While the specific content of the image is not described in the transcript, it's reasonable to assume it showcases international solidarity or the spread of protests beyond the United States.

Example: The Black Lives Matter Berlin 2020 protests were part of the global response, showing how the movement resonated internationally.

These images serve to contextualize the written information, providing a visual understanding of the scale and intensity of the protests. They help to convey the emotional and social impact of the movement, which words alone might not fully capture.

Vocabulary: Systemic racism - racism that is embedded as normal practice within society or an organization.

The inclusion of these images in the document emphasizes the power of visual media in spreading awareness and galvanizing support for social movements like Black Lives Matter. They serve as a testament to the movement's ability to mobilize large numbers of people across diverse geographic locations.

Black lives matter:
In August 2014, BLM members organized their first national protest in the form of a "Black
Lives Matter Freedom Ride" to

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What Happened to George Floyd and Black Lives Matter
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What Happened to George Floyd and Black Lives Matter

Black Lives Matter became a global movement following George Floyd's death, sparking widespread protests against police brutality and racial injustice. The movement's origins trace back to 2014 with the first national protest in Ferguson, Missouri. Demonstrations spread worldwide, including peaceful and some violent protests, leading to curfews and National Guard deployment in the US. Protesters used various methods to demand justice and change, from marches to silent vigils.

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Black Lives Matter: Origins and Global Impact

The Black Lives Matter movement gained significant momentum and global recognition following the death of George Floyd in 2020. However, its roots can be traced back to 2014 when the movement organized its first national protest.

Highlight: The first national BLM protest was a "Black Lives Matter Freedom Ride" to Ferguson, Missouri, in August 2014, following Michael Brown's death.

The movement's early actions involved peaceful demonstrations, with over 500 members traveling to Ferguson to participate. This marked the beginning of Black Lives Matter as an organized movement.

Definition: Black Lives Matter (BLM) is a decentralized political and social movement that seeks to highlight racism, discrimination, and racial inequality experienced by black people.

The death of George Floyd on May 25, 2020, during a police operation in Minneapolis, catapulted Black Lives Matter into the global spotlight. The incident sparked widespread protests across the United States and internationally.

Vocabulary: Police brutality - the use of excessive or unnecessary force by police officers, especially against minority communities.

These protests were primarily aimed at addressing police violence against people of color. While many demonstrations remained peaceful, some turned violent, leading to property damage and looting in some areas.

Example: In Germany, the Black Lives Matter Deutschland movement organized peaceful demonstrations, often attended by well-known public figures.

To manage the escalating situation in the US, authorities implemented curfews in 40 cities and deployed the National Guard in 23 states. Despite these measures, there were further instances of alleged police brutality during the protests, including against journalists.

Quote: "This is for George Floyd" - A common chant heard during BLM protests.

The protests took various forms, from large marches to silent vigils. Demonstrators used slogans, posters, and symbolic gestures like kneeling with raised hands to convey their message.

Highlight: Common protest signs included phrases like "Black Lives Matter" and "Stop the Slaughter," highlighting the Ziele der Bewegung (goals of the movement).

Black lives matter:
In August 2014, BLM members organized their first national protest in the form of a "Black
Lives Matter Freedom Ride" to
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Visual Representation and Global Impact

This page provides visual context to the Black Lives Matter protests and offers insight into the global reach of the movement.

The first image depicts a large crowd of protesters, illustrating the scale of the demonstrations that took place following George Floyd's death. This visual representation underscores the massive public response to the incident and the broader issues of systemic racism and police brutality.

Highlight: The image shows a sea of protesters, many holding signs and banners, demonstrating the unity and determination of the Black Lives Matter movement.

The second image, sourced from the Financial Times, likely provides a broader perspective on the global impact of the Black Lives Matter movement. While the specific content of the image is not described in the transcript, it's reasonable to assume it showcases international solidarity or the spread of protests beyond the United States.

Example: The Black Lives Matter Berlin 2020 protests were part of the global response, showing how the movement resonated internationally.

These images serve to contextualize the written information, providing a visual understanding of the scale and intensity of the protests. They help to convey the emotional and social impact of the movement, which words alone might not fully capture.

Vocabulary: Systemic racism - racism that is embedded as normal practice within society or an organization.

The inclusion of these images in the document emphasizes the power of visual media in spreading awareness and galvanizing support for social movements like Black Lives Matter. They serve as a testament to the movement's ability to mobilize large numbers of people across diverse geographic locations.

Black lives matter:
In August 2014, BLM members organized their first national protest in the form of a "Black
Lives Matter Freedom Ride" to
register

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