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    begin a program of self-education, which would go on to influence the nation..Malcolm X Political Views changed overtime, and African American Society for the better. For one Malcolm X’s strong Views toward White Americans greatly paralleled many african americans at the time. For example In the late 60’s many White men were in positions of power whereas many African Americans weren't. In an interview he stated, “Black leadership is…

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    the world, the Americans, Europe, and Africa all display an infusion of all three cultures dating back to the beginning of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade. Out of the three societies, Africans felt the greatest impact of shift in culture. Not to be considered one distinct group, each new wave of a new African tribe, along with the American influence altered the preexisting cultures of Africans in the Americas creating a new creole identity within the New World. Brought by ships, Africans…

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    Taylor’s experiences and background. Taylor is primarily Japanese and African-American, both considered a minority in America. She states how she identifies with both cultures and does not see one as more superior then the other. She talked to me about both the upsides and downsides of both of her cultures. She shared with me how she sees her Japanese culture as a very beautiful thing because it is a very kind and respectful culture.…

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    language, they all have one thing in common having to be an influence that African American Communities have in the United States.The background story of African American in North America started as enslaved Africans brought to North America and forced into working as free labors. Coming into a continent completely different from what Africans were used to, they were forced to adapt to the western world. Working as free labors, Africans had a huge impact on the economy of North America, picking…

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    To this day, America’s food culture remains to be its pride and joy, yet interestingly enough, what is understood by many to be the traditional food culture of America actually varies greatly from one part of the North American Continent to the other. However, of the vastly differentiating cultures found throughout America, one cannot deny that there is one region in particular who’s culinary culture is well defined, and easily recognizable. Actually, the entire region’s identity is nearly…

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    institutions, and practices led Africans to form a new culture in the New World. Slavery in North America commenced in the beginning of the seventeenth century when the first African Slaves were brought to America in bondage to Jamestown Colony in Virginia (History). They were forced into slavery on a new continent that was foreign to them, throughout their abrupt change from Western and Central Africa to North America they were unable to fully integrate into a culture that was not their own.…

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    is the one full of life and experience.” -said Sharon Stone. Many women nowadays believe that to be truly beautiful they need makeup or to be skinny and curvy at the same time. ¨ A woman can always look younger than she really is.¨ - from Beauty Culture source. When the ancient Egyptians first started inventing makeup they did not have all the types of makeup that they had today they didn't have the techniques they have nowadays either. The use of products to enhance physical beauty has evolved…

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    Erica Lee Lee 1 Dr. Mieras FSEM 100-019 Popular Culture Research Assignment One Lena Adams, a motivational mother figure within the television show “The Fosters” once said, “DNA doesn’t make a family, love does.” The program follows two middle-aged women who are married to one another and care for a biological son as well as four adopted kids. “The Fosters” is an emotionally captivating show which takes strides towards introducing viewers to a new concept of what a family could…

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    though there were not many, some African people did go to school instead of just working all the time for Europeans. In the schools that these children went to they learned that European culture was better than African Culture and they learn this from a young age and this will stick with them. A. Adu Boahen, author of Africans Perspectives on Colonialism mentioned how education was like and some of what they were taught about. “They were people who worshiped European culture equating it with…

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    speak a strange language, they have come across the sea on a large boat. Are they here to stay? Are they here to visit? Will they harm us. But it is also my custom to be nice, to welcome them and help them with food and shelter. But they aThe African Americans that were plantation or farm slaves had very physically demanding jobs. Tobacco was a the biggest crop and was an 11 month crop, from cultivation of the earth, the planting the seedlings, to harvest and preparation of the product to…

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