BLM Research Essay Summary

BLM RESEARCH ESSAY
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BLM RESEARCH ESSAY
Introduction
Black, the color that signifies wrong, evil violence, etc., all the bad stuff that has ever been mentioned, thought of and done. The Roman Empire referred to Black as the color of death; that was back then when the world had not yet realized more was coming, and the victims of Black would be innocent people. People are only trying to earn a living and live life as normal individuals. That's what life is all about, right, having to fight to survive (not violence) and make it to the next day as we all wait to demise. Just as the Roman Empire referred to Black as the color of death.
Today, the U.S has brought the past into the future. Some tales never die. Racism, the Black people, and the color of justice since justice has no meaning when it comes to black people dying from the hands and actions of white folks. We are amid a pandemic; people are dying more than in the era of Spanish Influenza; the world records a rise in the death toll, the death of a black man has been gained more attention the deaths of thousands of individuals in the United States. Racism has been the course in the U.S and left unspoken. Still, since the pandemic is affecting the whole world and most white folks have been struck in the U.S, the state has embarked on responding to it more than the obscured police killings of innocent Black people. So whatever the current undergoing in the U.S, the affected community (the Democrats and Black people) had seen enough when George Floyd's video overwhelmed the social media.
Cause for much concern on BLM
The history of Anti-Blackness goes back way before the abolition of slavery in 1834 (Maynard, 2020). Black people had been subjected to slavery for a very long time. Many Black people had to buy themselves into freedom, and others signed themselves as black runaways in Canada. The White folks had Black people as part of their property. Today the course has changed in Canada since slavery abolition came as a game-changer; however, discrimination did not leave with slavery abolition. The 20th Century came with segregation in the country, but discrimination remained in employment, housing, and many other sectors that no one said. They never talk, so many cases are left unspoken of disparity, and a significant number of issues are heard. That depicts how diverse racism is and the fewer cases raised (Maynard, 20202).
In 2016, the police killing of Abdirahman Abdi was taken lightly by the Ottawa police department, who claimed that it was an accident (Nelson, 2020). Matt Skof, the police president in Ottawa, Canada, claimed that police killings were only associated with the United States and not Canada. His sentiments stated that they would judge the police, assuming that the issue was also in Canada. The problem did not happen to cause further protests as from the history of slavery not known by the Canadians; the majority understand that White people were the abolitionists of Black slavery (Nelson, 2020). Canada is built on large-scale racism but has been blinded by white men's good stories referred to as saviors (Nelson, 2020). State violence makes up the beginning of Black k...