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a. Why do you think Peter Norman, who was neither Black nor American joined the gesture of protest?
b. Identity the ideology expressed in the gesture.
c. Which values do you inculcate from the gesture?

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Answered by basavaraj5392
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Answer:

a. The two players Tommie Smith and John Carlos, these US athletes used the gesture with fists upraised and heads bowed. With these gestures, they intended to draw international attention towards the racial discrimination that is being practised in the US. This gesture symbolised the Black Power.

Even though Peter Norman was an Australian athlete he supported the two Americans who showed the gestures. He wanted to end up the racial discrimination and to establish universal peace, therefore he also joined the protest that was carried by the two Americans. He showed his support for the protest by wearing the human rights badge during the ceremony.

b. The two players Tommie Smith and John Carlos, these US athletes used the gesture with fists upraised and heads bowed. With these gestures, they intended to draw international attention towards the racial discrimination that is being practised in the US. This gesture with a black glove and raised clenched fists symbolised the Black Power.

c. • The racial discrimination that was being practised should not be practised again

• The discrimination through the social division will lead to more violence and more racism

• Humanity must be given the most important than any other discrimination.

Answered by topwriters
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Black Power

Explanation:

(a) The incident is of two players, Tommie Smith and John Carlos, who made gestures in support of the movement against the discrimination of the blacks in the United States.  

Peter Norman, was an athlete, who was neither Black nor American but joined the protest and gestured for Black Power.

(b) The players wanted to show their support to the blacks and wanted to end racism. So they wore black gloves and raised their hand in fists with their heads bowed. The gesture is called Black Power.

(c) The values of the gesture are:

Discrimination of anyone based on any criteria is bad. It is not humane and should be stopped immediately. Such racial discrimination will only lead to more violence and more racism.

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