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    What strategies have wealthier whites used to divide poor whites from African Americans in the past and in the present? I totally believe that each society in all countries has different kinds of racism in religious, skin colors, and society classes as well. In my view, people cannot give up of racism because there is variety of level of education and background of conceptions, which is inheritance from previous generation. Michele Alexender shows that racism in…

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    significantly notice more progress than what we have witnessed. It is not a simple change, everyday this happens to affect black people every day and prevents them from moving forward and becoming successful in the future. The negative images of African-Americans even affect government policy as well. This is enough evidence to demonstrate how racism is intertwined into their culture. These racial challenges are struggles of black people in the industry that needs to…

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    As an African American woman my family has experienced numerous occasions of different racial attitudes. I remember the stories that my grandmother Mary has told me of a nation that was full of segregation and ignorance. Having to sit on a segregated bus and only shop and work in the colored community. She has tons of stories in which race played a huge part in her life which makes these days even more special. When I was a young girl she was very much about pointing out to me that a person was…

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    freed people may not own a gun or work in trades. Another issue was that black women worked alongside men in fields while they were slaves and once they were emancipated, husbands resented the whites and didn’t want their wives working for them. African American women’s labor was displaced and there weren’t many options for them. Former slave husbands also had a lot of anger from being enslaved and in some cases would take that anger out on the wife or even his children. Women from the north…

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    According to the 2010 census, 168,148 people live in Pitt County; however, of that population 33.65 %( 56,581) people are African American/Black. 42,877 people were at or below the poverty level in 2010 and as time passes that number increases. As the poverty levels increase so does the amount of disrespect, disregard, and racism towards the minorities of Pitt County. Racial restrictive covenants are one of the many reasons blacks are not able to receive loans and purchase homes. This practice…

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    related diseases among the different racial groups. For example, some of the health diseases argued and researched over the years include: cardiovascular disease, cancer, and diabetes. In America, research has always led to the fact that black African Americans tend to have a higher mortality rate than those that are white. However, throughout the studies of racial inequality between health there is a question that comes into place as to whether or not "fundamental biological differences" is a…

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    It took sixteen years for me to become racially aware. While my mom did her best to make sure I was well-versed in both social justice issues and my African-American heritage, I didn't completely acknowledge, accept, or understand cultural differences—black culture in particular. I lived the majority of my life in Moreno Valley, a city primarily composed of minorities, never having been exposed to white privilege or minority disadvantage. Moreover, a good portion of the kids I've met are, what…

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    In the years after the civil war, American still had a lot of problems with segregation between white and color, especially in the South. Even though the slavery is abolished, the discrimination still not ending. White still found their way to continued making the law to separate Africa-America from them. Africa- America who had live in southern stare doesn’t have equal right as white. White had dominated most of the place and there a little world for Color’s man. Such as both have the right to…

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    irony of American society if every man is born equal. (in text citation of the declaration of independence) Based upon race, income, and education, people who have very low social statuses, become immovable and motionless. Blacks are a common group of people found at the lower end of social status. Blacks should be the term used, not African Americans. If forced to come to America by ship and the current generations have been born on American soil, they should be referred to as just Americans.…

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    Throughout Octavia E. Butler’s Kindred there are a lot racial contexts that revolve around time traveling. In the novel, readers are introduced to a black woman, specifically African-American by the name of Dana who has a white husband named Kevin. Within the story, Dana time travels and she finds herself retracing her ancestral roots and background through slavery. Realizing that she is in the 1800s, she begins to connect the dots every time she passes out and goes back in time. She tries to…

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