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    In the United States, Latinos are the largest minority group, and their numbers are expected to rise significantly. Despite the rising number of Latinos in America there remains a lack of diversity in Hollywood. Hollywood doesn’t reflect the face of America, with a majority of the industry being made of predominantly white individuals. Television programming is currently attempting to rectify the inaccurate reflection of society. Racial stereotypes of Latinos are abundant in television and media…

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    The film “Century of Genocide in the Americas: the Residential School Experience” is a testimony to the atrocity and cruelty the white people incurred upon the Indians. The film shortly portrays the bizarre picture of the reservation where each and every day the Indians were killed, maimed, raped and denied human rights in varied forms. The film cites the second article of the 1948 Genocide Convention “Genocide means any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part…

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    Many countries have been plagued with racial tension for centuries. After the abolishment of slavery in the US, several places were deemed “separate but equal”. Many white people didn’t want to be in the presence of people with colored skin. They felt that colored people were inferior, so they kept the two “groups” separate. Two Supreme Court cases that focused on “separate but equal” and its constitutionality were Plessy v. Ferguson and Brown v. Board of Education. These two landmark cases…

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    slaves started working for white households after their emancipation and according to Harris, most of these households were former slave holders. Crippling and shackling free blacks was the whites way of maintaining power over these people, which made race relations rigid. “Black had a more difficult time achieving equality under the terms of republicanism.” The whole working class was shaken and basic ideals of these people were shaken up by the emancipation of black slaves and it was just the…

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    Segregation In America

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    NFL quarterback Collin Kapernick not standing during the national anthem only because he believes his race are being oppressed by the police. This current issue is just one of many that are happening even…

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    The Bay Path Reflection

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    one of the most interesting videos I have ever had to watch her at Bay Path. Not only was it a serious topic that needs to be addressed more, it was conveyed in such a unique manner to really show how comfortable whites really get around the issue of race. By that woman speaking up in the beginning it goes to show how ignorant most white individuals are. It was a learning experience that is going over most of their heads with the fact that they feel the blue eyed individuals do not deserve the…

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    workings of how segregated society is during the United States Civil Rights Movement. With the US rapidly growing, there are a vast variety of social and economic classes being formed. According to www.pbs.org, race was one of the largest determining factors of hierarchy in the 1960’s. Race determined how much access one had to educational, economical, as well as occupational opportunity. Many would do anything to keep the Civil Rights Movement from taking effect in their town. The racial…

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    that they did not know about these experiments. There was one experiment that doctors tested on blacks it was known as the Tuskegee Syphilis Study some experts thought that these tests were inhuman just like Harriet A. Washington says, "the long, unhappy history of medical research with black Americans" (Grady). What Harriet was trying to say was that the Tuskegee syphilis study was one of worst and longest tests done to black Americans. In this test doctors would infect 400 black male patients…

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    occurred when the dutch domestic law provided female elites with large amounts of power. The new demands from the masters and state came into conflict with the expectations of social mobility causing violence throughout the state. The people were unhappy when the…

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    Chinese. Hispanics. Latinos. Blacks. All of these ethnic groups are trying to fulfill some stereotypes imposing by American society. It is still present today based on different perceptions of it. Race is seeing as a big problem in the past 20 years and nowadays. In reality, Racism is still a big problem in America where “64% of the people in America think that the tensions between racial and ethnic groups in this country have increased in the last 10 years.” In fact, “American tends to label…

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