Pregunta de Humanities and their Technologies #019e354a
Black Lives Matter goes beyond the narrow nationalism that can prevail within Black communities, which is limited to calling on Black people to love Black people, live like Black people, and buy Black products, and keeps heterosexual Black men at the forefront of the movement. Black Lives Matter values the lives of Black gay and transgender people, people with disabilities, undocumented or criminally minded Black people, women, and the lives of all Black people across the gender spectrum.
The claim of the American movement presented in the text consists of the need for
to maintain the achievement of social rights.
to integrate the diversity of the identity group.
Prioritize the preservation of African cultures.
to defend the adoption of supremacist values.
to allow the androcentric model to persist.
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Analysis of the Text on the Black Lives Matter Movement
The correct answer is option A. B) to integrate the diversity of the identity group.
1. The Central Claim: Overcoming "Narrow Nationalism"
The text builds its main argument around a contrast. It differentiates the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement from an older or more limited approach, which the author calls "narrow nationalism."
- The Old/Narrow Model: It focused on a more homogeneous Black identity and was led by "heterosexual Black men." * The Black Lives Matter Approach: The text states that BLM will "beyond" This model. The movement's claim, as described, is to expand the notion of "Black lives" to include and value all intersections and identities that exist. within of the black community.
2. Integrating Diversity as a Focus
According to the text, the essence of the BLM movement's claim is inclusion. The movement makes a point of valuing the lives of:
- Black men and women homosexuals and transsexuals. * People disabled (with a disability). * Black people without documents or with criminal record. * Women and people from the entire spectrum of genres.
In doing so, the movement is actively fighting for to integrate the diversity of the identity groupThe claim is that the anti-racist struggle cannot leave any part of the Black community behind, recognizing that different members face multiple layers of oppression.
3. Evaluation of Other Alternatives
- A) To maintain the achievement of social rights: The text doesn't talk about maintaining rights already acquired, but about... define and expand the scope of the movement itself and of whom it represents. * C) prioritize the preservation of African cultures: The text focuses on the identity and lives of Black people in the present, especially in the American context, and not on the preservation of ancestral cultures. * D) To advocate for the adoption of supremacist values: The text does not mention supremacy. The criticism is directed at a "narrow nationalism," which is a form of internal organization, not of domination over other groups. * E) To allow the androcentric model to persist: The text states the exact opposite. It criticizes the androcentric (male-centered) model and shows that BLM rejects it by explicitly valuing women and people of all genders.
4. Conclusion
The claim of the Black Lives Matter movement, as presented in the text, is to overcome a limited view of Black identity and promote the... integration and appreciation of immense diversity that exists within this group.