A Black Theology of Divine Violence by Donald Henry Matthews

“…King, Jr. and the Civil Right movement. The position of this paper is that King’s theology made a virtue out of a necessity. …”
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Ciudades libres: La dramaturgia subterránea del Off-Off Broadway Neoyorquino en los años sesenta by Ana Fernández-caparrós Turina

“…This counter-cultural theatre was born under very specific historical conditions, (coinciding with the rise of the Civil Right's movement, the emergence of youth culture, etc.), and it only lasted for several years. …”
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A Comparative Study of the Components of Citizenship Rights in the Constitutions of Iran, Egypt and Tunisia by vahid khani, mohammad mazhari

“…The existence of public freedoms and civil rights is one of the basic conditions for the formation of democratic governments, which are emphasized in human rights declarations on the guarantee and protection of them. Civil rights movements All three countries, Iran, Egypt and Tunisia, have many religious, cultural and ancient commonalities, especially Iran and Egypt, which have historically been among the greatest ancient civilizations, and all three countries have experienced revolutions and political transformations. …”
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« J’affirme un besoin déchirant de minorités alliées » : pensée et poétique du minoritaire chez Pasolini by Léa Passerone

“…At a time when the civil rights movements in America and the economic boom in Italy were in full swing, the lyricism which evoked the unescapable exclusion of minority subjects was offset by an epic line which called for a fighting alliance between minorities, and by a polemical line which denounced all kinds of persecutions against minorities.…”
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Public Islam in the Contemporary World: A View on the American Case by Rhys H. Williams

“…It is found that on average, and after the civil right movement of the 1960s, Muslims are very well assimilated into the US society and economy, in which the specific American civil society and religious organizations play an important enabling part, providing networks and inroads to society for newcomers as well as vehicles for preserving ethniccultural distinctiveness. …”
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The New Moral Power of Minorities by Juan A. Pérez, Maria Angeles Molpeceres

“…However, the fight of the civil rights movements of the ’60s transformed the moral perspective from which the majority regards their own behaviors towards social minorities. …”
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Claims by Anglo American feminists and Chicanas/os for alternative space: The LA art scene in the political 1970s by Eva Zetterman

“…Abstract: Originating in the context of the Civil Rights Movements and political activities addressing issues of race, gender and sexuality, the Women’s Liberation movement and the Chicano Movement became departures for two significant counter art movements in Los Angeles in the 1970s. …”
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Fiction and Reality in HBO’s Treme: A Narrative Alchemy at the Service of Political Truth by Catherine Dessinges, Dominique Gendrin, Wendy Hajjar

“…It is the oldest African American neighborhood in the United States, the birthplace of the Black civil right movement in the South and the home of Jazz. Categorized as a drama by David Simon, the series is a work of fiction. …”
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Landscape architecture education and democracy by Zydi Teqja, Albert Karaj

“…The pioneers of landscape architecture invented this profession in a period of democratic, science and industrial revolutions that encouraged civil rights movements. However, before WWII the courses in landscape architecture were developed in only a small number of countries. …”
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Enseignement de l’architecture paysagère et démocratie by Zydi Teqja, Albert Karaj

“…The pioneers of landscape architecture invented this profession in a period of democratic, science and industrial revolutions that encouraged civil rights movements. However, before WWII the courses in landscape architecture were developed in only a small number of countries. …”
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Cultural competence in modern global world: Applications for mental health by R. Shilko, L. Shaigerova

“… Introduction Cultural competence and related terms began to appear in the 1960s in the context of the development of civil rights movements in many countries. The importance of research of cultural competence among mental health professionals is raised with the globalization trends of the modern world, when the growth of ethno-cultural diversity, internal and external migration, temporary movement of people lead to intensification of intercultural interaction. …”
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Undoing the Mirage of Racism through Philosophy of Race by Myron Moses Jackson

“…Tracing the trajectory from chattel slavery, the trail of tears, Jim Crow laws and lynchings, the civil rights movements, police brutality and profiling, to Black Lives Matter should we be believers or skeptics of racial progress? …”
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A bicicleta, o ciclismo e as mulheres na transição dos séculos XIX e XX Bicycle, cycling and women in the 19th to 20th centuries' transition by Victor Andrade de Melo, André Schetino

“…<br>This article aims to discuss the relationships between the new configuration of the women social presence (and, in this scenario, the positions of leaders of feminine civil rights' movements), the new social dynamics marked by the valorization of public leisure activities (of which cycling is a remarkable example) and a new invention (the bicycle) in the 19th to 20th centuries' transition. …”
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"No matter what, I got everybody's back" : planning for beloved community in the inner-ring suburbs by Carroll, Leigh Marissa

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Living With Crisis: Family, Labor, and Environment in Flint, Michigan by Sobrino, Elena

“…Flint has a long history of powerful union and civil rights movements but is now notorious for high unemployment rates, blighted neighborhoods, and an eroded tax base and population. …”
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The Bioethics-CSR Divide by Caio Caesar Dib

“…This contentious birth of bioethics would have several implications, most related to where the bioethicist belongs. After the civil rights movements subsided, bioethics moved from the public sphere into an ivory tower: intellectual, secular, and isolated. …”
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The Bioethics-CSR Divide by Caio Caesar Dib

“…This contentious birth of bioethics would have several implications, most related to where the bioethicist belongs. After the civil rights movements subsided, bioethics moved from the public sphere into an ivory tower: intellectual, secular, and isolated. …”
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