Shirley offered a natural solution: to open one's heart.
He aim as an actress and the acting aim she had or at least was given to her.
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The actress retired from films for almost two years, to instead focus on school and other activities.
Wonder if she started going for her politcal career afterwards.
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This was mid-Depression
Gives the idea of the time period that she had peaked and why her happy-go-lucky content went so well.
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n almost all of these films she played the role of emotional healer, mending rifts between erstwhile sweethearts, estranged family members, traditional and modern ways, and warring armies. Characteristically lacking one or both parents, she constituted new families of those most worthy to love and protect her.
It shows the impact of what she had and the audience in through the years.
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ohnson cast the issue as one which polarized the black community along gender lines: black women generally viewed abortion as a "blessing in disguise" but black men such as Reverend Jesse Jackson viewed it as black genocide.
Masculine control over women
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most minority groups stood in favor of the decriminalization of abortion; The New York Times reported in 1970 that more non-white women than white women died as a result of "crude, illegal abortions".
As a result of illegal abortions since there was no way to safely provide it
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Catholic bishops gained media exposure for their assertion that Pittsburgh birth control efforts were a form of covert black genocide.
Promotion of negative stigma behind birth control
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From 1965 to 1970, black militant males, especially younger men from poverty-stricken areas, spoke out against birth control as black genocide.
Men were having stronger voices against women's rights to control their bodies and choices.
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"The Sisters Reply"; a rebuttal which said that birth control gave black women the "freedom to fight the genocide of black women and children," referring to the greater death rate among children and mothers in poor families.
Women's feelings towards birth control
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King emphasized that birth control gave the black man better command over his personal economic situation, keeping the number of his children within his monetary means.
Tried to eliviate the stigma around the idea of birth control
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UN Delegate Eleanor Roosevelt said that it was "ridiculous" to characterize long term discrimination as genocide
Ignoring the issue at hand.
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It described lynching, mistreatment, murder and oppression by whites against blacks to conclude that the US government was conducting a genocide of African Americans, by refusing to address "the persistent, widespread, institutionalized commission of the crime of genocide".
Describes actions being made towards blacks including the refusal to address the consistent problem.
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holding that genocide was the "intent to destroy, in whole or in part", a racial group.[10] Based on the "in part" definition, the Civil Rights Congress
Definition of Genocide according to the Civil Rights Congress
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government-sponsored compulsory sterilization led some to say that this was part of a plan for Black genocide.
Compulsory sterilization is a government way to stop reproduction for a certain race by the government.
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After abortion was more widely legalized in 1970, some Black militants named abortion specifically as part of the conspiracy theory.[
After birth control was introduced it was considered a black genocide to control black reproduction.
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In the United States, Black genocide is the characterization that the mistreatment of African Americans by both the United States government and white Americans,
A short summary of what this article is about.
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