User talk:Newton3254

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Article Review
The improvements made to your article are very well done, especially the contribution about responses from other ethnic groups, like Jewish organizations. I found it very interesting to read about responses other oppressed groups have towards the Black Lives Movement. The information added was very well researched and relevant to the topic. I have a few minor suggestions on the overall improvement of the article:

1. Briefs is spelled incorrectly in this line in the Platform section: furthermore, the Movement for Black lives has provided breifs explaining how individuals/organizations can get involved as well as the different levels of government through which the platform seeks to enact specific legislation.

2. There is some information that I would like to see added to this article for more context:
 * when/where did the movement originate - i.e. after what black death did the saying "Black Lives Matter" start to gain notice?
 * what famous celebrities and/or advocates have spoken for this movement?
 * Has any legislation been passed in favor of this movement - what are its successes?

Great Job! Meaghanfrost (talk) 19:12, 8 March 2017 (UTC)