NONVIOLENCE IN AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURE Is violence actually a strategic method of obtaining equality? Throughout the years, African Americans have struggled to find the answer to this question. Qui

NONVIOLENCE IN AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURE Is violence actually a strategic method of obtaining equality? Throughout the years, African Americans have struggled to find the answer to this question. Qui

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NONVIOLENCE IN AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURE

Is violence actually a strategic method of obtaining equality? Throughout the years, African Americans have struggled to find the answer to this question. Quite often, violence rather than verbal or written communication has been used throughout history as a means of the subduing people of color. For example, in the last half of the 19 centuries, blacks were terrorized by many discriminatory groups, the Ku Klux Klan perhaps being the most famous.

Due to the centuries of racism against African Americans, they have struggled to find a solution to this dilemma. There has been much debate as to which path is more effective, violence or nonviolence. Martin Luther King Jr. and many other influential historical figures have debated on the matter and the majority has come to a strong conclusion. When it comes to methods of eliminating racism, violence incites more violence and causes catastrophic damage, whereas nonviolence