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    controversy in the African American communities. Police brutality is when a police officer uses his power to harm or kill an innocent person. Most police officers are serious about their job, but some use their job to show their evil and wicked ways. There have been multiple cases of police beating and killing among the African American communities just this year including give specifics here. The harsh treatment against African Americans by police officers will not stop until someone…

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    also pioneers. In William C. Rhoden’s book, Forty Million Dollar Slaves, Rhoden chronicles a history that has revolutionized African American’s place within today’s society. He first starts off by taking us back to when plantation owners fought their slaves to today’s current state. Through…

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    Wrightsville, Pennsylvania. This may have a lot to do with the way he responded to my question. Then I asked, “Would you consider yourself an American African” “Yes. I would consider myself an African American because I’m not fully African because I wasn’t born there. My parents were.” His response legitimated De Walt’s argument that African American includes so much more than it originally did when the term was first crafted. Brandon recognizes the different parts of his identity, and…

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    Johnson. To understand the centrality of hair to African people one must do so through the lens of an African worldview and cosmology, only then will the full scope of its importance be thoroughly understood. Throughout the ages,from the Ancient Nile Valley civilizations to the movement West and the establishment of Western African empires, hair has maintained a spiritual, social, cultural and aesthetic significance in the lives of African people. With this source meaning of black women…

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    culture. Saidiya Hartman feels like an outsider in her homeland as an African American who cares deeply about her roots,…

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    When it comes to early college sports African Americans had a hard time on the field. They faced the threat that even if they were the best player on the team they could be benched against segregated schools. The African American athlete faced many problems in their fight for equality including being benched against a segregated school, threats from other team’s player, and colleges “From 1938 to 1941, the UCLA football team served as an important exception to the ‘gentlemen’s agreement’----the…

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    African culture is discernible in every culture – through black people’s suffering and discrimination, they were able to create different types of art all over the world. Since the time of slavery, African Americans created music with hidden messages in them, longing for the freedom and opportunities every human being should have. Through these songs, black people instilled a hopeful feeling in themselves and their children, passing it on to the present day generation. Black artists of today,…

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    Beverly Tatum, analyzes the significance of African American students migrating towards each other in social outings within schools. Many people believe that the kids migrate towards each other simply because they are friends, however Tatum argues that the reason goes far beyond friendship. As children began to grow into adolescents, they become curious as to who they are or what their purpose is in the world. However, according to the studies of Tatum, the African American student experiences a…

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    Arabian Nights p 500 The Arabian Nights’ frame story begins with the Persian kings’-Shahryar and his brother- anger of the black African slaves, who betray them with the queens. Thus, the motive for narrating the tales of the Arabian Nights is the queens’ unfaithfulness, inflamed by the kings’ anger at the social differences between “the royal Persians and the black African servants or slaves.”(slavery). In…

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    Possibly the most exciting achievement in August Wilson’s career is his creation of the Century Cycle. It is a series of ten plays that illustrates the African American experience in the twentieth century. Each play is set in a different decade as they give realistic encounters of the various events that happens in that particular decade. The cycle isn’t a serial story but there are repeated appearances of characters at different stages of their life. However, many have pointed out Wilson’s lack…

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