Entity: BLACKLIVESMATTER
Black Lives Matter is a political and social movement advocating for racial equality and human rights for Black people, founded in 2013 to combat white supremacy and support Black communities.
BLACKLIVESMATTER
Etymology
The term 'Black Lives Matter' originated as a political and social movement among African Americans, emphasizing basic human rights and racial equality for Black people.
Definition
Black Lives Matter is a movement founded in 2013 to end white supremacy and support Black communities, advocating for racial equality and human rights for Black individuals.
Historical Context
Black Lives Matter emerged in the United States following the acquittal of Trayvon Martin's killer, sparking a global activist movement against racial injustice and police brutality.
Cultural Significance
The movement has gained widespread recognition for its advocacy of non-violent civil disobedience, challenging systemic racism and promoting social change.
Related Concepts
Black Lives Matter is often associated with other social justice movements, such as anti-racism activism and campaigns for police reform.
See Also
A movement founded in 2013 to end white supremacy and support Black communities.