American Research Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences

The Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement is an organization that operates to achieve a variety of distinct objectives. Educating the public about the many ways wherein black people are oppressed in society, in addition to how laws, institutions, and policies perpetuate that oppression, is a primary objective of the activists who are affiliated with the BLMmovement. In addition, BLM campaigns have celebrated the accomplishments of African American writers, singers, and visual artists. The BLM movement has been criticized for being disruptive, as well as its rallies are frequently criticized for making people’s life more difficult; despite this, making people aware of the situation is precisely the primary objective of the demonstrations. They need to create a scene to get other people to listen to what they say and pay attention to what they are saying so that changes may be made. The BLM Movement does not in any way endorse the practice of colorblind racism, nor does it provide any support for it.