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George Weddington is a PhD candidate in Sociology at the University of Pittsburgh. His research interests are race, social movements, and Black Studies.

The Fall of 2014: Recovering the Roots of The Black Lives movement

September 1, 2018 George Weddington Black Movement, Social Movements

Most people have some rough idea of the history of “Black Lives Matter.” I use it to refer to the network of organizations now identified by the name Black Lives Matter.  These organizations exist as part of a broader movement network known as the Movement for Black Lives. The founders

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