Struggle for Civil and Human Rights Human rights are rights you have because you are human. Civil rights are rights

Struggle for Civil and Human Rights
Human rights are rights you have because you are human. Civil rights are rights you have as a member of a particular society. Some civil rights are political rights to participate in government. Civil rights can be limited. For example, children have human rights like self-defense, but not the civil rights of marriage or driving or the political right of voting. As you did in the pandemic essay, you will synthesize two time periods and then compare and contrast the two periods.
Assignment directions
Read TWO of the sources from the 1950s-1970s AND TWO from the twenty-first century. Select sources which can be easily synthesized and compared; for example, discussing a particular right or a particular group of people. There are multiple documents in the Womens Liberation and Stonewall Riots websites. Your two sources cannot come from the same site. The sources are primary sources of either time period. As before, focus on the actual primary source, not an editors introduction to it.
1. Using the two sources of the time period, synthesize the status of one or more civil and/or human rights for a particular group of people, such as African Americans or LGBTQ.
2. Using the two sources of this time period, synthesize the current status for the same right(s) and group of people.
3. Compare and contrast the differences and predict what the future will hold for the same right(s) and group of people.
Use only the information from the four sources you chose (and the Lecture Notes if needed). I want your analysis, not something you found on the Internet on the subject. Work alone.
2-4 pages, 12 point font, 1 inch margin all around, double-space. You dont need a title page or Works Cited since you are only discussing the four sources which you will identify in the first paragraph or as soon as you start discussing them. Use proper American English spelling, grammar, punctuation, capitalization, and paragraphs.
Sources
1950s-1970s Sources
1. King letter
2.
Hamer speech
3. NOW Statement of Purpose
4. Womens Liberation Movement
5. Alcatraz Proclamation
6. Wounded Knee article
7.
Lopez Tijerina letter
8. East LA student newspaper
9. Cold War anti-gay speech
10. Stonewall Riots documents
Twenty-first Century Sources
1. Affirmative action
2. Black Lives Matter
(Links to an external site.)
3. Guns and race
4. Reparations
5. Pandemic unequal impact
(Links to an external site.)
6. Me Too Movement
7. Me Too Movement after two years
(Links to an external site.)
8. Reproductive rights
9. Religious freedom and contraception
10. Same-sex marriage
(Links to an external site.)
11.Transgender rights
12. Family separation at the border
13. Border closing amid pandemic
14. Native Americans and pandemic
(Links to an external site.)
15. Eastern Oklahoma is tribal land
(Links to an external site.)
PLEASE READ TWO OF THE LINKS !!!!