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    Over the previous decade, police have carried on in ways that have made individuals miracle, "are our officers of the law truly doing their employment?" Unjustified shootings, extreme beatings, lethal choking's, and unpleasant treatment have all added to the ever-display issue of police fierceness in America. The truth is that a large portion of these episodes go un-reported…

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    Inequality At Work

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    Inequality is a form of negative concept that takes away the rights from people to live freely. It has been a topic of debate for hundreds of years. The discrimination can take place in any community or society depending upon the treatment they get from others. It depends upon whether people distinct themselves from others on the basis of class, gender, social status or race. The research talks about the inequality that people face at their work environments and how the discrimination affects…

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    After viewing the movie clip and reading about Standpoint Theory(Wood,J.2009), it is my opinion that individuals each have their own standpoint opinions, ideas and thoughts about how they perceive other people, in particular other social classes which I think greatly,contribute to the inequalities in our society Unfortunately, I believe this train of thought is just the way it is, in our society today. Upper and lower social classes, each have their own distinct ideas about how they perceive…

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    Othello is a Moorish man living in medieval Venice, who is by all accounts well-respected by most of the other characters. He is rendered “exotic” by his background, but this doesn’t seem to impede the advancements and long strides which he has successfully made over time, through his merit he succeeds in rising to the upper echelons of the Venetian military. As the plot of the play continues to be unwrapped however, the progress and success that he has made for himself is slowly undone. Othello…

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    I chose to nominate myself because of the pervasiveness of mental illness in the Black community on Cornell’s campus, but the paucity of discussions about mental health on a community size level especially among Black men. Additionally, in the present political climate where acts and statements of xenophobia, sexism, racism, homophobia, ableism and other areas of discrimination become normalized, discussions on mental health are necessary to ensure we as a community have the tools to support one…

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    Prejudice Is Not Taught

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    Prejudice is not taught. Prejudice is something that is learned throughout the world from a human's actions and words. Prejudice is a terrible things and humans interpret it all wrong and block ourselves off of how it actually came about. In this world, everyone has been affected by racism. An increase in today's social media, technology, and even human diversity throughout the nation all has had an impacting expand on human diversity. Give the example of a newborn child, the child has no…

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    but some did not such as Virginia. The state of Virginia didn't like this verdict because they thought that "its miscegenation statutes punished both white and black participants in an interracial marriage equally, they cannot be said to constitute invidious discrimination based on race and, therefore, the statutes commanded mere rational basis review".(Loving vs Virgina). Due to this law if you married the opposite race it was considered a felony and you were thrown in jail. In other words it…

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    I Have A Dream Rhetoric

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    On January 1st, 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King’s speech, “ I Have a Dream” a great act of history was publicized to the masses as this speech was beyond its time. Thousands of people gathered in attendance to see a revolution take place right before their eyes. The theme of his speech covered racial injustice while also having a desire for unity. His purpose in all the courageous acts he accomplished over the years was to judge a being by the content of their character as opposed to race. His…

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    The movie “Crash” introduced a number of stereotypical situations. The movie centered the idea of how different races are affected by stereotypes. When Anthony released the Cambodian or Thailand slaves in Chinatown it was an example of stereotype. He automatically assumed that they were Chinese because of their Asian complexion. Also when John Ryan was on the phone with Shaniqua Johnson, he ask for her name and said “what a surprise”! This was stereotypical because he was implying that Shaniqua…

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    Who Is Desiree's Baby '?

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    The story Desiree’s Baby is about a women named Desiree who is rejected by her husband along with her son, when he realizes that their baby is biracial. Desiree’s Baby shows how gender and economic inequality mixed with racist slave culture during the antebellum period.. Kate Chopin’s use of theme shows the racism, sexism, and classism that took place during this time period. The story takes place during antebellum or pre-civil war period on the Valmonde and L'Abri plantation in New Orleans.…

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