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    racial difference in health, in which it has been characterized in many ways. African Americans are the ones who are affected the most. Health care is defined as prevention and management of injury, illness, diseases, and the prevention of mental and physical problems. Health is an universal problem that everyday day many are dealing with health issues, that sometimes there is nothing you can do. In the society we live in Africans are the most affected by all this. They have to deal with so many…

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    and grant the freedom deserved to the African American. The United States began to relieve itself from the long catastrophe of slavery during the four years of the American Civil War. African Americans were very significant in gaining their freedom during The Civil War. The four years during the Civil War were horrific and awful but it needed to happen in order to wake the United States up. It helped present and show the importance and the need for African Americans to be treated as equals and…

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    The one drop rule was a racial classification that any individuals that had one drop of African blood was considered black, and had to face the racial ramifications that that entailed, The one drop rule was a remnant of racial prejudice back in the day as any person with African heritage no matter how separated was deemed as a second class citizen by the United States. This created many Caucasian looking individuals who under the pretenses of the law were considered black even though they were…

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    freedom and equality for everyone. In the 1950s and earlier it was hard for African Americans to do what they wanted. If they tried they’d be executed or ignored by many. Back then, all around the world was quite racist. In the 1950s and earlier African Americans were slaves and were used as basically a back bone for a lot of white people. Life in the 1900s and earlier for the African Americans was not what they expected, they were treated so differently than…

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    African Americans in the early 20th century with their Basic Civil Rights. African Americans during the early 20th century went under a lot of discriminatory actions by the whites. Although many were scared to stand on their ground, because of the possibility of secret lynching by the KKK. But many also ignored the fear and fought to make sure the African American, had their unalienable rights; especially Thurgood Marshall, an Associate of the supreme court. With all the restrictions that was…

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    African-American Civil Rights Movement and Women’s Rights Movement have some similarities. Firstly, both these two movements are started is because some groups of people couldn’t get full citizenship rights in the U.S. Their goals are both to get full citizenship to specific group of people, such as African-Americans and women. Secondly, through my research, the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was banned segregation and discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex or national origin,…

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    supposed to reign supreme, why is it that our African American males are being disproportionately represented in our prison populations? This gross over representation of African Americans in the American prison system is contributed to by the disparity in punishment between whites and blacks, the War on Drugs and the passing of the Anti-Drug Abuse Act…

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    The Effect of Racism in America Against African Americans Today Unless you were born a minority, chances are you probably don’t fully understand the weight of racism. The largest group that has faced discrimination in the U.S. are African Americans. Since the Civil Rights movement in the 1960s equality has improved, but how much? In 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled it unconstitutional and illegal to have racially segregated schools (Wilmore: Civil Right: How far have we come?). Today 86% of…

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    Homeowners, realtors and the government all played a part in keeping the ghettos the hopeless places they had become. Next, the book starts to discuss the various effects of living in ghettos on the African American community. Educational inequality and adverse health are two of the ways in which the African American community are punished per say merely for being born in the wrong area. It is about time that we stop assuming that uneducated people and people in poor health live in ghettos and…

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    This research paper focuses on the education of young African American Males and there lack of an early education. “Children of color and poor children are disproportionally denied the opportunity for a strong start because they are poverty-stricken”. (CDF) There parents can’t afford high quality child care, so they lack physical, cognitive, social and emotional development. Yet, African American males suffer more when it comes to the educational opportunities. The State of America’s Children…

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