Bree Newsome and Diane Nash Activism

The video features a conversation between Diane Nash and Bree Newsome, highlighting their journeys in activism. Diane Nash shares her experiences from the Civil Rights Movement, emphasizing the role of ordinary people and the challenges of leadership. Bree Newsome discusses her motivation to act against injustices, inspired by historical figures. The dialogue underscores the importance of direct action and the courage required to drive change.

What action by Bree Newsome is highlighted as a direct approach to activism?

• Organizing a protest

• Climbing a flagpole to remove a flag

• Writing a book

• Giving a public speech

Where did Diane Nash begin her journey in activism?

• Howard University

• Yale University

• Fisk University

• Harvard University

What philosophy did Diane Nash learn that influenced her activism?

• Existentialism

• Utilitarianism

• Marxism

• Gandhi's philosophy of nonviolence

What event partly motivated Bree Newsome to become an activist?

• The Emancipation Proclamation

• The Voting Rights Act changes

• The Brown v. Board of Education decision

• The Civil Rights Act

What challenge did Diane Nash face as a leader in the Civil Rights Movement?

• Insufficient media coverage

• Opposition to female leadership

• Inadequate training

• Lack of funding

Why was Diane Nash elected as a chairperson in the student movement?

• She was the only candidate

• She was efficient

• She had the most experience

• She was the oldest member

What role did ordinary people play in the Civil Rights Movement according to Diane Nash?

• They were passive observers

• They were not involved

• They were the foot soldiers

• They were only supporters

Who took on the role of the movement's accountant in the Civil Rights Movement?

• A local banker

• A local lawyer

• A local dentist

• A local teacher

What does Diane Nash say about the history taught in schools?

• It focuses on ordinary citizens

• It emphasizes wars and presidents

• It highlights community leaders

• It covers all aspects equally

What inspired Bree Newsome to take action in her time?

• The courage of past activists

• The support of her family

• The influence of social media

• The encouragement of her peers