What Is the Historic-Social Context That Gave Rise to the Black

question 37

Multiple Choice

What is the historic-social context that gave rise to the Black Lives Matter movement and other movements built on Black feminist principles?

• A) These movements emerged in the 1950s Jim Crow era to oppose de jure discrimination against African Americans.
• B) These movements emerged in the 1970s as a result of the dissatisfaction that conservative Black women felt about the dangers that changing gender norms posed to Black families after the women's movements.
• C) These movements emerged in the 1990s as a result of the threats of joblessness that were posed to Black Americans by immigration policies that made it easy for immigrants to displace Blacks in the labor market.
• D) These movements emerged in the early 21st century, an era that celebrated racial progress while instituting neoliberal colorblind policies that denied the continuing impact of white supremacy.

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