June 26, 2025
Civil rights-a review
I recently listened to an interesting podcast on Witness History, talking about an event that shocked many people in the 60'.
On 18th June 1964, on a motel in St Augustine, a group of black activists jumped into a pool reserved only to white people, not knowing the terrible fate waiting for them. It all started with one of the most relevant figure in the movement of BLM, Martin Luther King. As known, the life of black people in Florida wasn't good at all: they were discriminated and treated like animals, without respect. Many people coundn't stand this anymore, so they managed to organise a protest with the help of Martin Luther King, that would hopefully change something.
Only some days later the plan was acted. A very large group of activists jumped in the pool reserved only to white people, creating a huge chaos. The manager was informed, and tried to stop them, but they wouldn't listen, so he took a fatal decision: he started pouring two large bowls of acid in the pool. The terror was scatenated, everyone was moving around screaming for help. The police arrived and jumped in the pool to save who wasn't able to escape, and managed to make sure no one died.
From my perspective, this is one of the most terrible side of history, but this doesn't justify the fact that everyone has forgotten this day. I would like to spread more awareness about this topic, so I suggest everyone to listen to this podcast and reflect about this event.
Civil rights- - a review
I recently listened to an interesting podcast on Witness History, talking about an event that shocked many people in the 60'.
On 18th June 1964, oin a motel in St Augustine, a group of black activists jumped into a pool reserved only to white people, not knowing the terrible fate waiting for them.
It all started with one of the most relevant figure in the movement of BLM, Martin Luther King.
As known, the life of black people in Florida wasn't good at all: they were discriminated and treated like animals, without respect.
Many people coundn't stand this anymore, so they managed to organise a protest with the help of Martin Luther King, that would hopefully change something.
Only some days later the plan was actedput into motion.
A very large group of activists jumped in the pool reserved only to white people, creating a huge chaos.
The manager was informed, and tried to stop them, but they wouldn't listen, so he took a fatal decision: he started pouring two large bowls of acid in the pool.
The terror was scatenated, everyone was moving around screaming for help.
A small Italian slip up haha? What did you want to say by "scatenated"?
The police arrived and jumped in the pool to save who wasn't able to escape, and managed to make sure no one died.
From my perspective, this is one of the most terrible side of history, but this doesn't justify the fact that everyone has forgotten this day.
I would like to spread more awareness about this topic, so I suggest everyone to listen to this podcast and reflect about this event.
June 26, 2025
Thank you for your corrections!! Yes I messed up with italian, I meant the terror spread 😅
June 26, 2025
Thank you for teaching me a new Italian word though, haha. 😁
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On 18th June 1964, on a motel in St Augustine, a group of black activists jumped into a pool reserved only to white people, not knowing the terrible fate waiting for them. On 18th June 1964, |
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It all started with one of the most relevant figure in the movement of BLM, Martin Luther King. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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As known, the life of black people in Florida wasn't good at all: they were discriminated and treated like animals, without respect. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Many people coundn't stand this anymore, so they managed to organise a protest with the help of Martin Luther King, that would hopefully change something. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Only some days later the plan was acted. Only some days later the plan was |
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A very large group of activists jumped in the pool reserved only to white people, creating a huge chaos. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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The manager was informed, and tried to stop them, but they wouldn't listen, so he took a fatal decision: he started pouring two large bowls of acid in the pool. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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The terror was scatenated, everyone was moving around screaming for help. The terror was scatenated, everyone was moving around screaming for help. A small Italian slip up haha? What did you want to say by "scatenated"? |
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The police arrived and jumped in the pool to save who wasn't able to escape, and managed to make sure no one died. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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From my perspective, this is one of the most terrible side of history, but this doesn't justify the fact that everyone has forgotten this day. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I would like to spread more awareness about this topic, so I suggest everyone to listen to this podcast and reflect about this event. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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