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    that black men were savages. They believed that Bigger, being a black boy, must have raped her then killed her because she was white. This passage is also important because it proves that Bessie was right. Biggers actions caused many searches in the South side. All black people were in danger because of…

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    In this section, we’re going to go over to the side of the black man, on how sometimes they get accused of a crime they didn’t do. In “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” Huck fakes his death to get away from his alcoholic dad, that took him to a cable out in the middle of nowhere. At the same time, a slave named Jim that belonged to Ms.Watson ran away at the same time of Huck’s disappearance. People of the town thought it was Jim who did it because he ran away at the same time Huck…

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    Toni Morrison’s only short story was “Recitatif.” She never reveals which character is white or black. The story explores the relationship between Twyla and Roberta, and their experiences based on their racial differences. By decoding each characters racial identity, we can then understand how race defines a person’s status in society. In analyzing the social cues such as culture, politics and economic signs, to identify the racial identity of Twyla and Roberta. During the course of the…

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    The Jim Crow laws has had a serious, influence on the u.s. supported what proportion damage than smart it did throughout its time. The Jim Crow laws were in favor of White race over black in state and native laws within the u. s. enacted between 1876 and 1965. This successively caused a lot of damage than smart as a result of black folks had numerous restrictions on what they will do whereas living within the USA. The Jim Crow laws were supported segregation of public faculties, public places,…

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    Being trash is more than just being poor In society, people tend to judge others so fast without giving them a second look; the rich are looked at as successful and the poor are looked at as trashy. However, to be trash goes far beyond the limits of how wealthy a person is. In Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird, Miss Alexandria refers to the Cunninghams as “trash” because they are poor, but to be trash is much more than that. To be “trash” is not solely based on wealth, but morals as well. The…

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    The Social “Race”ism of the Century All people thrive on something what do you thrive on? Have you ever falsely accused somebody of doing something? Well, the people of Maycomb country thrive on using racism to make their decisions. They also accuse Tom of rapping Mayella just like the Scottsboro boys were accused of rapping the two young white women. Harper Lee used real-life events as inspiration for her novel To Kill a Mockingbird. There are connections to Jim Crow, mob mentality, and issues…

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    Self-Help Lesson

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    Tinisha Nicole Johnson is a first time author who has written a self-help book dedicated to gaining happiness, self-confidence, and self-worth as a black women. The book consist of 10 lessons each lesson teaches women how to deal with everyday problems women face within society and themselves. Though the book is directed to black women it also provides a voice to women of any race who struggle from the same issues in general. But this book is mainly explore issues relating directly to black…

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    Why Black Lives Matter

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    The topic black lives matter really creates an immense emotional roller coaster for me, because I really ‘go hard’ for my people, and I become very active when it comes to defending them. Attending chapel yesterday was well worth it, although majority of the topics that were discussed caused me to be highly disappointed in my people, that we lack so much knowledge about ourselves. To hear how white washed the panelists, and the audience sounded created exasperation, that words can’t even…

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    The movie The Help was directed by Tate Taylor. Tate Taylor 's main purpose of making the film was to show the life of black women and overall race inequality during the 1960 's.The story of the movie sets during the 1960 's when slavery had disappeared but inequality continued throughout the country, but the location of this movie sets place in Jackson, Mississippi during the Civil Rights era. The Help is about a white girl named Skeeter who went through college to become a writer, unlike many…

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    as a black women living in the south side of Chicago, examining how racial segregation within communities has created a “white” and “black’ Chicago, leading to racial inequalities. Moore asserts the importance of diversity within Chicago, but suggests that racial inequalities and the “legacy of segregation and its ongoing policies have kept the city divided” (Moore#). She links problems such as underemployment and violence which are directly associated to the south side, and connects it all…

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