Black Lives Matter (BLM) says it wants to create a more just and equal

Black Lives Matter (BLM) says it wants to create a more just and equal society for African Americans. What has the movement achieved in the past eight years? Evaluate both sides of the argument fairly and even-handedly.
Refer knowledgeably to at least five of the following texts:
“Why understanding the BLM movement is so important.”
“Why BLM still matters.”
“Why BLM matters in education, too.”
“BLM comes to the classroom.”
“Did BLM protests against the police lead to the 2020 spike in homicides?”
“These black lives didn’t seem to matter.”
Make sure your name and section number appear in the top left-hand corner of the first page. The essay begins with a title which states the thesis question. The introduction must supply the background information needed to tell the reader why your thesis is important, and provide a narrative outline of both sides of the argument. At the end of the introduction, state the thesis (the answer to the thesis question) simply and clearly. The introductory paragraph should be about 1/10th the length of the whole essay.
Paragraphs generally should be around 16 lines in length; they should run longer ONLY if full development and support require it.
The essay must
• be between 8 to 10 pages long,
• be double-spaced,
• be in Times New Roman 12 point font,
• have 2.5 cm. margins all round.
• be in MLA format
• be indented using TAB
• have NO headers or footers
• include Works Cited, even in the 1st draft, and
• be carefully proofread.
Use the research proposal to develop your ideas on the chosen topic, and put extra effort into writing a rough introductory paragraph.
In your essay you must refer knowledgeably to at least six articles listed in the 2nd research paper section. You may also use any article I send you. Use the Internet or library only to find specific information that you cannot find in the course book or get from me.

I can send the all articles listed above too