Parks

Definition

In the context of Civil Rights Movements, parks symbolize public spaces where individuals and groups have historically gathered to protest, advocate for equal rights, and express political opinions. They serve as venues for civil engagement and public discourse on issues of equality and justice.

Related terms

Public Spaces: Areas that are open and accessible to people, including streets, plazas, and parks, often used for public gatherings and expressions of democracy.

Freedom of Assembly: The right to hold public meetings and form associations without interference by the government, critical for organizing civil rights protests.

Social Movements:

Organized activities that encourage or resist changes in society or governance, often sparked or sustained through events in shared spaces like parks