| discrimination
|
characterizing against a person because of external factors such as group, class, race, or religion |
| dream
|
visions or thoughts of positive action in the future |
| justice
|
a punishment or reward for actions brought forth and executed |
| leadership |
to guide or give direction to a group |
| minister
|
a person who leads religious worships and ceremonies |
| nonviolence
|
the lack of physical or rough force |
| peace
|
a condition of harmony between people and groups |
| protest
|
a demonstration of disapproval for a person, action, or idea |
| racial
|
things related to a persons heritage and skin color |
| civil
rights |
freedoms that every nationality can take advantage of; the right to personal space |
| segregation
|
to separate any object or person from the main group because of differences |
| speech |
communicating a thought or idea in front of an audience |
| struggle
|
to advance slowly against a strong idea or force |
| boycott
|
to abstain from an object, place, or idea because of resentment towards it |