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    usually referred to as African Americans, but as Negroes or blacks, when in reality they are African Americans. This brings about the “double consciousness”(DuBois XIII), which are the two identities tied around “African American”. The part that everyone seems to get right is the African part, which refers more to their black culture, but the part they forget to recognize is the American part. The American part is said to be the only reason the black man was born is because of slavery. "Oh,"…

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    passionate, black activists in American history. He gave African American a hope that one day they would no longer be looked…

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    race that are in the minority compared to a larger group, the rest of the population. In The United States that means black people and the Latinos. Being minority means that you are underprivileged and under-represented in society. Most minorities do not hold a college degree or a good education, therefore have to work extra hard to make living. The majority of them are on the bottom of the chart economically, which prevent them from getting access to better medical treatment. They usually live…

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    Malcolm X’s purpose was to fight for the rights of black people and enable to free them from indicted white America where the white society is dominant. The mainly white society often view Malcolm and other black people as something less than a human. He mentions, “[b]ut I am spending many hours because the full story is the best that I know to have seen, and understood, that I had sunk to the very bottom of the white man’s society” (153). Malcolm’s desire to correct the views on African…

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    way is the Census system which is split into only two groups “branco” which means whites and “pardo” meaning black. Unlike the census system the popular system uses many different describing colors for the skin. The popular system has been known to use 135 to 500 different race-color terms. The black movement system embracing black heritage. Unlike the other racial classifications the black movement system is based on genotype rather than phenotype. Different from the United States, Brazil is…

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    a study by IMDB reported by CNN Entertainment. This demonstrates the lack of appreciation for black entertainers. Generally, when an entertainer receives an award like an Oscar, they earn more job opportunities and can build a higher salary by reason of having experience and awards for your work, but for black people even if they have those successes it is still difficult for them to move forward. Black entertainers don’t receive numerous awards therefore it becomes difficult for them to find…

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    Graham Du Bios Analysis

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    goes on to talk about hoe radical black feminists never limited their vision of freedom to simple black women. Radical black feminists believe that freedom for black women would mean freedom for all people. Kelley writes radical black feminist were not trying to emasculate African American men. Feminist activist Margaret Wright said in an interview, "We're helping them (African American men) get their liberation. It's the white man who's oppressing, not us". Some black men activist agreed strong…

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    In the book “Faces At the Bottom of the Well” author Derrick Bell writes different fictional stories that tackle the permanence of racism in the United States. Bell was a professor at Harvard Law School, where he left his position to protest against the absence of African American women on the faculty. Him being such a prominent scholar from Harvard Law, in each story he added legal analysis to look at each issue from a different perspective. Bell main argument in this book is that “Racism is…

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    Jobless Ghettos Analysis

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    the United States, especially for persons of color and even more specifically for people of Black or African American descent.…

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    article, it mentions that employers mostly only call back white people for jobs instead of black people. The article also has research that shows that there is still racism within jobs and that is why the unemployment rate for black people is double the rate for white people. The two articles relate to each other because they show that just because a person is man, and not a women, or because a person is black and not white, means that they don’t have equal opportunities in careers. Female is…

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