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T he b lack commu n i t y is crossed of slave ry to segrega t ion.

T he segrega t ion is p resen t a t school, i n t he bus, i n pubs… The b lacks a re i n to m ise ry, h u m i l ia ted, v ic t i ms of l ynch i ng, te r ro r ized by r acist bands w i t h t he b lack pan t he rs led by M a lcolm X.

For examp le Char les M a nson.

Th is man is a ser ia l k i l ler.

He had crea ted a cul t cal led “ T he Fam i l y”.

He comm i ts mu rde rs to ma ke accuse t he b lacks.

Because of t h is k i nd of person we a re h u m i l ia ted, w rongly-accused… We mus t stop t h is si t ua t ion! We mus t cla i m t he end of segrega t ion, and t he same r ig h ts as t he Wh i tes.

Le t us keep hope.

We m us t be opt i m is t ic, no th i ng is lost.

I need you.

T han k you everybody to l is ten me.

Good Bye! Sujet 3 : He l lo everybody! I’ m going to te l l you abou t M L K.

You k now t ha t he is dead, he has been assassina ted.

I t’s ho r r ib le news.

M L K was a pastor.

He was a good ci t izen.

He fough t agai ns t segregat ion.

He wan ted t ha t al l b lacks had t he same r ig h ts as t he w h i tes.

He led t he Civ i l Righ ts Movemen t, a b lack non v iolen t movemen t defend i ng t he r ig h ts of t h is commu n i ty.

I n 1963, t he re was a ma rch i n Wash i ng ton on L i ncoln memo r ia l.

T he re we re black and w h i te suppo r te rs w ho clai med t he end of segrega t ion.

M L K del ive red a speech.

He said t ha t i t wou ld be t he g rea test demonst ra t ion fo r f reedom i n t he h is to ry on t he na t ion.

I n t he begin n i ng he was pessim is t ic.

He refered to t he emancipa t ion p roclama t ion.

He expla i ns t ha t t he re were m i l l ions of slaves w ho were i n capt i v i ty.

He said t ha t t he blacks suffe red of segregat ion.

Neve r t he less, on t he end of h is speech he was en t h usiast ic and opt i m is t ic bec.

He t a l ked abou t t he fu t u re and repea ted slogans as “ I have a d ream” “ F ree a t last!” … Than ks to M L K , i t was t he end of segregat ion i n 1964, t he men ta l i t ies had changed, t hey had moved.

T he Af ro A me r ican commu n i t y is mo re and mo re p resen t i n t he cul t u re of A me r ica.

Even i f t he l i v i ng standa rd is ve ry lower t han t he l i v i ng standa rd of t he w h i tes, mo re and mo re blacks ach ieve post of f ices of responsib i l i ty.

Even i f t he re was a changemen t, actua l l y t he re is st i l l. »