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Summary of Don Lemon’s This Is the Fire
- Narrated by: Glenn Argenti
- Length: 12 mins
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Summary of Don Lemon’s This Is the Fire
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A few key insights from chapter one:
1. Throughout history, Black people have been marginalized, treated as slaves, and stripped of their most basic rights.
2. The fight for Black people’s rights takes the form of a cycle that consists of five stages: weeping, rage, blame, promises, and complacency.
3. The first stage, weeping, usually follows a sudden bloody event involving the Black community.
4. Rage then follows. Mass protests and media attention are used to try to avenge the dead.
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