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Where do we go from here? Part Ⅲ Part Ⅳ Part Ⅲ Task 2 What is Task 2? Why are black people in dire need of power? What is power in King’s concept? How have power and love been interpreted? what is the consequence of this interpretation in the U.S.? Malcolm X Quote We can never get civil rights in America until our human rights are first restored. We will never be recognized as citizens there until we are first recognized as humans. Quoted in the Egyptian Gazette, August 25, 1964 Did You Know The X in Malcolm X represents the unknown African tribal name of his ancestors, who were renamed when they were sold into slavery. When Malcolm X was a young boy, white terrorists burned down his familys house in Lansing, Michigan. Black Panther Party Member During the late 1960s and early 1970s, the Black Panther Party (BPP) was the target of police harassment because they challenged the status quo. Here, a Black Panther member looks out of a door that had been riddled with bullet holes when party members exchanged gunfire with police. Some of the Black Panthers left the country to avoid arrest. . Words and expressions Whimsical Status quo To induce To reject Anemic To abhor Be subject to To bring about Off base Be devoid of Part Ⅳ Task 3 What is Task 3? What are the causes of unemployment, according to King? What was the prevalent view of the poor in the early 20th century? How can guaranteed annual income be achieved? What kind of jobs should be created? What are the advantages of having economic security? Is guaranteed annual income achievable? Words and expressions Denunciation Dislocation Eliminate To devise To anticipate Want To elevate To thrust …in… Animal necessity A host of To put.. On one’s own feet Part Ⅴ Reaffirmation to nonviolence What is the thing that Dr. King saw in the riots that made him feel sad? What results has violence yielded so far? Can the U.S. government be overthrown by the black revolution? What are the two preconditions for a su