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Throughout United States history, slavery, discriminatory laws, and overt institutional racism have forced African Americans to seek alternatives that would empower them to fulfill their highest potential. As a result, the Black Nationalist ideology emerged as a response to the economic exploitation and political abandonment endured by the people of African descent throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Though Black Nationalism developed in the United States it is not a unique…

Changed These Muslim Americans’ Lives Forever” that “Suddenly, Muslim Americans went from being one of the least…

The social construct of white privilege suggests that those of white skin colour are subject to economic and social advantages of which coloured individuals are devoid. Ultimately, it is an ethnocentric belief that white skin is at the top of the racial hierarchy. Arguably, white privilege in the United States has undergone a paradigm shift, as explicit discrimination of coloured individuals has evolved to become secretive, with many who possess the advantage taking it for granted or are in…

elderly and needy African Americans. In 1903, Tubman was able to open the Harriet Tubman Home for Aged and Indigent Colored People (Wainwright n.pag.). Unfortunately, Tubman’s health continued to decline and she herself was admitted into the home. Tubman died in 1913 from pneumonia (“Harriet Tubman” n.pag.). Even as an older woman, Harriet Tubman was able to minister to the people she cared for and make a difference in her society. She was an inspiration to all African Americans and portrayed a…

In American society, colored people, especially African-American people went through agony and racial discrimination even after the American civil war. There were challenges because of the color in the multiracial American society. Why do African-Americans choose to pass for white whenever they have chances? Among the African-Americans, their colors are different depending upon their origins and genes. Some people might have light color so that most people cannot recognize whether they are…

believed that black Americans didn’t deserve equality. “Although slavery was officially abolished by the 13th Amendment in 1865, economic and cultural exploitation; everyday violence including lynching, rape, physical attack, and other forms of mob violence; political disenfranchisement; and almost total segregation in the South and the North continued into recent times. We have had over 350 years of economic and cultural enrichment of the white community at the expense of African Americans. The…

Karl Marx was a German economist and philosopher who is best known for hi Marxism theory Marxism. Marx believed economy to be the most powerful institution in society, which could sustain or create social stratification. According to his social theory there were two classes, the haves and have-nots. Marx believed every society had exploitation, but it could revolve through conflict and transform into a new one. Karl Marx, along with Friedrich developed Marxism; the philosophy behind Marxism is…

its way to almost all of America’s farmland. Today, research has shown that industrial farming is not healthy for our environment and for a matter of fact for us. By supporting our small local farmers it could improve not only our health but our society as well. The research given to us by scientists suggests that industrial agriculture is an unstable way for farmers to produce food over long periods of time due to the certain pesticides and other harmful chemicals used in the process of growing…

Stereotypes of gender and sexuality can be strictly seen in American television shows such as: The Family guy, The Simpsons, The Rescue Heroes and many more. Even though all the shows guarantees for entertainment and keeps our thoughts from our day to day stressful activities for a moment; nonetheless, it also occupies our bran and shatters our thinking hat which we then fail to see the extreme gender and sexual stereotypes depicted throughout the series. The show I have chosen to focus and pin…

cites the works of the likes of Richard Linklater, Bret Easton, Caitlin R. Kiernan as some of her biggest influences. Her novels include the horror/fantasyThe Anna Dressed in Blood duology, The Goddess War Trilogy, and the contemporary Sleepwalk Society. Her debut novel was the 2011 titled Anna Dressed in Blood that went on to achieve critical acclaim and much popularity among fantasy and horror fiction lovers. She is not one to be too fussy about the type of literature she reads. She reads…