The problems linked with racial discrimination, victims of racial injustice, various protests and marches, people's fighting for their rights; the support of the victims of racial injustice.
In recent years a number of families of the victims of injustice have shown a remarkable determination to campaign for truth and accountability. The Civil Rights Movement was at a peak from 1955-1965. Congress passed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965, after nearly a decade of protests and marches, ranging from the 1955-1956 Montgomery bus boycott.It officially started
on December 1, 1955.Perhaps the movement started on the
day in 1943 when a black seamstress paid her bus
fare and then watched the bus drive off as she tried to re-enter
through the rear door.
Perhaps the movement started on the day in 1949 when a black
professor absentmindedly sat at the front of a nearly empty bus,
then ran off in tears when the bus driver screamed at her.Perhaps the movement started on the day in the 1950s when a
black pastor tried to get other blacks to leave
a bus in protest.The
story of the Montgomery Bus Boycott is often told as a
happy tale.The truth is a little less romantic.
Inspired by the example of people, fighting for their freedom,
we have come together to build
a new movement.
Our aim is to provide support for the victims of racial
injustice, to promote family-based campaigns and to challenge the
criminal justice system.
The NCRM is a national-wide network of
individuals and families.In particular we are committed to
challenging the discriminatory criminal justice system and
institutional racism in all forms.
We are independent of Government
and government agencies. We
pledge to build a grass-roots network capable of providing immediate
effective and sustained practical and political support to all
victims of disrespect of their rights. We believe that to be effective this
struggle must be guided by individuals, families and communities
directly affected.
Membership is open to any individual who supports the aims of the
organisation and pays the agreed subscription. The N.C.R.M. will accept
affiliation, donations and support from organisations, but voting rights and
membership rights will be solely on an individual basis.
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