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    Janie that the African American women are the mule of the world. Nanny starts it off by talking about a white man being on top of the society and looking down at African American people. This “load” they talk about would be something like a burden. The African American males do not want a burden so they just give it to the African American women and they have to deal with everything. Nanny sees this way of life due to the fact she was a slave. Nanny relates the Black women with a mule because…

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    Southern women had to grapple with their own racial politics to gain the support of African American women for women's suffrage (Gilmore, Gender and Jim Crow). African American women had taken the active role of teaching their community about American citizenship, and the pride of their race. African American women saw the women's suffrage as another step of pushing the racial divide (Goodstein, A Rare Alliance). While most white suffragists didn't see gaining the support of African American…

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    out of a doctor’s mouth. It affects on in eight women in the United States (McCartney, Davidson, & Alic, 2015). This is a prevalent problem, particularly in African American women. They are much more likely by 40% to die of the illness than their Caucasian counterparts (McCartney et al., 2015). However, a diagnosis does not necessarily equate to a death sentence. This paper will analyze the prevalence of breast cancer in African American adult women, along with its significance, treatment, and…

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    know that one day because of me the injustices done to African women will stop, I will fight till the death of me to make everyone aware that it is not okay to only be a housewife it is not okay to prepare a “ good” wife and most importantly it is not okay to buy a human being and treat them like property. It might not be now or soon but things will definitely change. Just think of now things in America weren’t always like this. Women weren’t allowed to vote until 1920, Gay couples weren’t…

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    Often, women are seen as being incapable of doing many things. In the 1960’s, three women started a change. These 3 women known as Katherine Goble, Mary Jackson, and Dorothy Vaughan shared something in common, they were African-American female engineers . They have had a big impact in the mathematics world and the technological world. They did not let their race or gender get in the way of their dreams. Women in the 1960’s did not have the same rights as men, especially African-American…

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    KEY CHANGES FOR ASIAN AMERICANS & AMERICAN WOMEN Historical events since the beginning of time profoundly impacts the lives of many. Many major events occurred between 1918-1965. Some with positive effects, and many with negative effects. Asian Americans & American women were impacted in many aspects by the events going on. Both groups of individuals faced many unique issues that resulted in changes. The Great Depression had a profound effect on many Asian Americans. They many different had…

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    800331860 The American Revolution was certainly a war for independence rather a Rebellion. Many group throughout American Society has been victims of not having independence. To name a few there were workers, women, loyalists as well as African Americans who were victimized. These groups suffered a fight for liberty and ways you would never imagine. Women in The American Revolution played a big part. Women barely had any rights to do anything. "Deborah Sampson, the daughter of a poor…

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    Being raised in an African American family has shown me how to keep a “Cool pose” as Major and Billson puts it, and how to be a better mother to my future children from watching my mother and grandmother. You have to know how to deal with certain situations in the appropriate manner. I don’t believe only black men have to put on a pose, but that also black women have to so as well. There’s different types of black women in this society and they all have different roles that they play. Growing up…

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    I am a young African American women who will rise above society's standards through becoming educated,being informed and becoming more independent. Education is the key to many success if ‘’we don't learn than we don't grow’’ meaning you are not expanding your mind and learning ,maintaining information that we should. I will educate myself by learning and improving on my grammar. Expanding your grammar can help with communication skills. Communication is highly important if you want to become…

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    According to society, women are supposed to be thin, but not too skinny, unless you want to be called anorexic. They are expected to wear makeup, but not too much cause then you look “slutty.” Females are supposed to be sexy, but not too much because then you are “asking for it.” Also, women are expected to be kind, nurturing, emotional, passive, quiet, dependent, submissive, and weak (the man needs to save the woman). African American females are considered to be “hypersexual and physically…

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