black history month # 4

7/29/2019 Black history month # 4

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Mariah De la Hoya

Period 4

02/21/13

black history Month Graphic Organizer and greeting

card

Questions Answers

1.Name and address of a

website you found the

poem.

1. http://www.poetry

foundation.org /bio/ June

-Jordan

2.What is the name of the

poem?

2. In Memoriam: MartinLuther King, Jr.

3.Who is the author of

the poem?

3.June Jordan

4.Insert a picture of an

author?

4. June Jordan

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are needed to see this picture.
http://www.poetry/http://www.poetry/


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5.what does the title tell

you about the poem?

5. The title tell meabout Martin LutherKing Jr.

6.Explian the first thing

you notice about the

poem?

6.they did not have

freedom it was weak.

7.Why you select this

poem ? How did it

interest or inspire you ?

7. I like this poem because

it is about Martin Luther

King Jr.8.What mood did the

poem create in you after

reading it?

8.it was sad what they had

to do before aferican

American had freedom.


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Q u i c k T i m e a n d aT I F F ( U n c o m p r e s s e d ) d e c o m p r e s s o r

a r e n e e d e d t o s e e t h i s p i c t u r e .

Dear CeceBlack history month is

about celebrating the

people that fought for

freedom a long time ago

when there were slaves.

We celebrate the black

history because we want

thank the people that

fought for us to have

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America


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freedom.

It is important because

if they hadnt did whatthey did we wouldnt

have had freedom.

I selected this poem

because was about that

Martin Luther king jr.

The poem made me

feel sad because Martin

Luther king jr. was

sacrificing his life for

people to have freedom.

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breastthe onward tonguethe outward handdeform the normalrainyriot sunshine shelter

wreckof darkness derogatedelimit blankexplode depriveassassinate and battenuplike bullets fatten up

the raving greedreactivate a springtimeterrorizingdeath by men by more


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Q u i cT I F F ( Ua r e n e

than you or I canSTOP II

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stage directionobviouslike shore washedshells

we share an afternoonof mourningin between no nextpredictableexcept for wild reversalhearse rehearsal

bleach the blacklonglungingritual of fright insanity

and moredeplorable abortionmore andmore


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