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    For African American Women Keyword: African American Short Hairstyles Many African American girls now are just too preoccupied to handle long tresses of hair. So instead they choose for short, manageable hairstyles that will still seem professional and fashionable. About clean short hairstyles, the best part is the truth that distinct designs can be chosen by you anytime. Yet there are definite things that you need to think about when you change your short hairstyles like: African American…

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    Defining “The Mask” of Black African American Women In the book of To Joy My Freedom it all began in the eighteen hundreds in the city of Atlanta. The Black women lived their life working on the field and as house slaves on plantations in antebellum cities that had been strictly under governed rules and regulations over which they had no control. “The black African American women were playfully constructing new identities that overturned notions of racial inferiority that could only be…

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    lost individually due to being African American. The issue of racism against African Americans has become problematic, but none more so than in the medical field. The medical field has been set up in numerous ways to discriminate against African Americans. Using tools to score people of color low on medical exams, infecting people with diseases that often ended in death, and even taking cancerous cells without consent. The medical field has affected African Americans negatively throughout…

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    Dr. Franklin’s African American history 101 course, and in my opinion, it is also the foundation for most of the assignment the class received this semester. This theme was presented within an excises starting on the very first day of class The first assignment we were giving was called “Ball in Tube”. Each student had a scrap sheet of paper and some tape. We…

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    Krystal Smith Professor Ellis African American History 5 September 2014 Racism is Not a Permanent Feature of American Society Slavery has been said to be a “stain on the history of the United States of America.” Some believe that racism is a battle that African Americans still struggle with today; and always will. Other, on the other hand, believes that factors than racial discrimination explain the currently disappointing statistics of African Americans today. Derrick Bell, a professor at…

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    an estimated 1 million of those individuals are African American. In 2008, 58% of all inmates were comprised of Hispanics and African Americans. This rate is alarming considering only one quarter of the U.S population is comprised of Hispanics and African Americans (Western, B., & Pettit, B., 2010). It is expected that two- thirds of young African American boys that dropout of school will serve time in the correctional system. Young African American men who are raised in poverty areas are likely…

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    lost their homes and their jobs, mostly due to unemployment. African Americans have been considered less than their white counterparts prior to the Great Depression, and in this time of struggled their deaths could have been viewed as a benefit to the economy because there were slowly becoming less people in need of jobs. As the 1930s neared a close, conditions began to improve across the nation, but much did not change for African Americans, especially not for the black man. During the year…

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    new one. Christianity and slavery is almost rarely discussed within the black community. It is almost a taboo to even mention them hand to hand with each other. But what most african americans fail to realise is that most black christians today are christian today because of slavery and slave trade. Many african americans today aren’t that interested in learning the history of their religion and how they came to be christian. Christianity has had a profound affect on the black community both…

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    To say there has been an issue of political exclusion for African Americans throughout American history is an understatement to say the least. While some scholars suggest that practices of exclusion are best understood either culturally or ideologically, their detractors say it is best understood by looking at the issue through an institutional lens. While both sides have compelling arguments to prove their points, the issue of political exclusion is complex and can be best discussed by using a…

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    For over three hundred years, law enforcement departments in the U.S. have been targeting male African Americans. In many cases, the officers of the law use dishonest tactics in order to make false arrests, but it does not stop there, they often murder innocent people. It is a common event nowadays; you can see it in mass media: “another African American got killed by the police.” It happens over, and over. Furthermore, those tactics are not random acts committed by officers alone; in several…

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