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    rather than involving race. Student #1 had a similar answer to this and also said every student should be able to go to school without having to identify themselves. I then proceeded to ask if it would make a difference if colleges like historically black colleges used race in…

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    benefits from the systematic oppression of people groups. And I didn’t even know it until last summer. I’d also like to place a disclaimer that many people of color are facing oppression and aggression, but, in this essay, I’ve chosen to focus on the black ones. The connotation and reaction that follows the #BlackLivesMatter movement is a response that is new to our society as a whole. After the creation of the movement and the growth of its following on social media, some groups retaliated with…

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    America today. Stemming from the idea of attacking white people, comes the concept of “All Lives Matter” and “Black Lives Matter.” Especially in the past few years, this is a constant messaged people use. After many seemingly unfair African Americans were killed, people began to use the phrase “Black Lives Matter.” Many people were angered by this phrase, and struck back with the phrase of “All Lives Matter.” From here on out, the two phrases will be referred to as “BLM” and “ALM.” As stated,…

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    Also conducted in the Movement for Black Lives they plan on ending dehumanization of black youth, the war on black immigrants, capital punishment, demilitarization of law enforcement, and most of all the control of the government. Black lives matter group fight to protect their own with all these cases listed and evidence continuing to grow these communities have felt targeted. Blacks fear being pulled over by cops. Racial profiling has put many in suffrage…

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    known as the black lives matter movement. Ever since the black lives matter movement took off in the United States it has became a big problem and racial concern. Police brutality has recently became a bigger problem and black lives are not getting justice and respect because nothing is being done, the black lives matter movement is not getting enough attention. The black lives matter movement started in 2013. It began with the hash tag #BlackLivesMatter on social media. Black lives matter…

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    the original message. Two present day extremes that are seen with approaches to race relations are very different from one another, with some stating that borders need closed to keep specific races out, and then the creating of groups such as Black Likes Matter movement trying to navigate tensions between our citizens. When you look at the many approaches to race relations in the country you see rhetoric that is negative, drowning out the positive points that started various movements to begin…

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    The oppression that is cast upon the black community is the result of racism. Racism has been around since the time that two different races encountered one another. Being that both, oppression and racism, have been a problem for hundreds of years, they cannot be expected to go away in the matter of half of a century. In order for racism and black oppression to be nonexistent, children will have to be taught that they are equal no matter the color of their skin. It is not morally right for…

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    Ultimately, everyone just wants to be treated equally no matter the color of their skin. In the end, people are all equal in God’s eyes, and everyone deserves to be treated the way we want to be treated. In David Theo Goldberg’s article entitled “All Lives matter” Disregards Race-Based Inequality,” he summarizes the issue of “all lives matter”, versus “black lives matter. Goldberg talks about how people continually say, “all lives matter” but they “overlook social and…

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    witnessing a new report about an innocent black man being shot by a white policeman. He was in shock watching this report and suddenly began to lose faith in humanity. Denzel Jackson, one of the few African males who attended Harvard University, believed that racism was still a problem in society and not all races were treated equally. After this incident, there had been protests about the killing and saying that he was shot only because he was a black male. This led up to the media, creating a…

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    “The only way to end racism is to stop talking about it.” Was actor Morgan Freeman’s response when asked how to end racism. Morgan said that: “Black history is American history.” and it seems fairly accurate. The racial schism has existed in America since 1619, when African Americans were brought to help tobacco farmers in Jamestown, Virginia. We as Americans would like to believe that racism is no longer a problem; However, it still exists in large amounts in our country. When Morgan said…

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