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Topic: Stay Woke: The Black Lives Matters Movement The civil rights movements back in the 1950s-1960s era and now have a huge difference between them. While the movements and protests back then were more tolerant and reclusive to some extent. However, the situation today has changed a lot, where the protesters and civil rights movement people do not shy away from resistance and respond to the actions accordingly (Laidler, 2015). With the advent of social media and internet, any protests, marches, movements and demonstrations it can be easily viewed and seen by people all over the globe and people are aware of these issues.