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    The African continent is about 20% of the worlds land mass. It has about 934 million people living within the area. There are over one thousand languages are spoken by the people of Africa some estimate this number to be closer to two thousand. One-third of the worlds languages are spoken only in Africa. In Africa, 41% of children aged 5 to 14 are involved in child labour. There are tribes that are still using tools that were found in caves hundreds of years ago. On average, people have to walk…

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    One issue that many African Americans face today is stereotyping. Whether it's the seemingly innocent and playful stereotypes seen on comedy shows or racial profiling by police officers, to the black population, stereotyping is a serious issue that needs to be addressed. Whether or not we recognize it, almost all people of color have been stereotyped in one way or another. Earlier this school year, I experienced racial stereotyping at my school. One of the clubs I am in has a tradition of…

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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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    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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    explore Africa in the 1400s were more interested in discovering gold than trading for captured Africans. However, their idea about this subject quickly changed when America first began to be colonized. African slavery in the Atlantic world devastated Africans and enriched Europeans, and these factors remain evident to this day. Europeans had three main options for labor: Natives, Indentures, or Africans. The only advantage of using Native Americans for labor was that they were already in…

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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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    The idea that the black American and African American communities are dependent on a single leader is one that has existed since the era of slavery and persists in our modern era. Essential writings by black American leaders in the history of the United States all have differing opinions on which qualities shape a successful leader for the black American and African American communities. Focusing on the ideas and opinions of W.E.B. Du Bois, Booker T. Washington, and Ida B. Wells, who strongly…

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    African empires, Kingdoms, and Cities have accomplished many important achievements over the many years they have existed. Many people normally think of the fulfillments made after the European arrival and colonization, but there were also some important and greater achievements before the European foreigners came. These accomplishments helped further the development Africa's empires. The Africans had many great achievements before the Europeans arrived, such as creating a successful trade…

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    The Gullah People in Relation to the African Diaspora In the sixteenth to the nineteenth century, the infamous middle passage occurred. During this horrific voyage, slaves of the African descent suffered and many died in result of the conditions of the voyage. Among the people who were on voyage, were the ancestors of the Gullah people. The Gullah people were able to sustain the culture and traditions of their homeland. Their overall connection to the African diaspora, their continuity, and…

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