From reading the texts, to go about improving our world, we must begin by taking action and not just letting things happen. Martin Luther King wrote a letter from Birmingham Jail re-stating his actions that caused him to end up there and he justified why what he did wasn't anything wrong and that he had a reason for that. He mentioned that negation was a good idea, but it probably wasn't. Because after hundreds of years, justice still wasn't served. He felt he needed to do something to change that and so he did with peaceful protests. In “I Don't Know What to Do With Good White People,” Brit Bennet discusses her experiences she has had with white people, good and bad. She even brings up the Eric Gardner and Mike Brown incident. She brings up the word intentions a lot throughout her article and how we never know the intentions of others, and how other people don’t know our own intentions. In “Why the Revolution won’t be tweeted,” a lot of examples were mentioned as well and how each one of the events and incidents had their own way of reaching out to the world. The sit ins didn’t use twitter or facebook yet they still had a huge impact on society. A lot of incidents today are known because of twitter and facebook and I don’t think there is anything wrong with that because what other better way to reach to millions of people than through something that can take a couple of seconds? As long as action is taken and important incidents aren’t ignored than that can somehow improve the world because it creates awareness and or influence others to make a change.