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With February being Black History Month, I've decided to reflect upon 7 different quotes by 7 different prominent figures to acknowledge the history of the Black community. I hope you all enjoy reading my reflections! Also, don't forget to follow, subscribe, and let your friends know about my blog!   1. Martin Luther King Jr.    At the end of the day, light will always prevail darkness. At the end of the day, love will always defeat hate.  2. Rosa Parks   It makes more sense to fear doing the wrong thing, than doing things right.  Whether those around you fail to applause for you when you do the right thing, do it anyway, and surprise them with an electrical shock.  3. Jackie Robinson  When they say treat others the way you want to be treated, why don't you first learn to value yourself by defining your self - worth?  Self - respect is key in recognizing your value. When you learn to value yourself, you automatically learn to value everything around you. The amount of self

  Human rights are characterized as a collection of basic human rights and fundamental freedoms which, despite race, class, sex, ethnicity, and nationality, are entitled to every human being. These rights shield us from immorality and are protected by both municipal and international law from the day we are born until the day we breath our last.⁣ ⁣ Human right violations on the other hand can be defined as a form of failure caused by a country or a state to ensure the protection of our basic human rights and fundamental freedoms. These also include the failure to avoid violations committed by private individuals (i.e. domestic violence).⁣ ⁣ With us living in 2021, it is quite alarming for someone like me to notice the numerous violations of human rights taking place around the world today. Some of these breaches, as you all may already know about, exist in the following events listed below:⁣ ⁣ The BLM Movement:⁣ ⁣ The BLM Movement is classified as both a political and soc