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    not the case during the early nineteenth century. If a white person accused a black person of committing a crime, the black person was almost always convicted. Though they were often given trials in a court of law, the trials were mostly just treated as a casualty. In many cases, when there was evidence that proved a black man was innocent, it was overlooked. Also, when it gave time for the jury to give a verdict on a black man’s case, the entire jury was usually white. Considering many white…

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    planet where they further ask the black people of Mars for help. Furthermore, in “The Purple Horse”, a shy insecure teenage boy finds the courage to stand up for himself after winning class president. The characters of Canfield’s story make their decisions based off of conflicts they face. Also,…

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    been inserted as the ideal womanly image; giving them incredible power over the psyche of the colored individual, particularly that of the black male. Though this power is limited to the control of their dominant counter part, the White man. White women have become yet another tool used by white men since this country 's inception to make the manipulation of black people easier for themselves. In the book Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison, the narrator experiences this idea from the start, yet he…

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    tactics of war to the plagues that kill many. Ebola originated in West Africa in the 21st century more than five hundred years after the Black Plague. The Black Plague occurred in Europe during the middle ages and left a great impact on society. Although Ebola never reached the mass scale of the Black Plague it still had a traumatic impact on societies. Ebola and the Black Plague differ in the environment of the societies prior to contact, the symptoms, and impacts on societies; yet, are similar…

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    Equal Pay Gap In America

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    In the present day United States, women are—overall—paid less than men, earning 78 cents to every dollar that a man makes. For women of color, it is even less money earned compared to that of a white man. Black women earn 64 cents for every dollar a white non-Hispanic man earns and Latina women earn 56 cents per the dollar (“The White House”). Already disadvantaged by white people’s privilege, people of color, especially women, are earning much less money than white men. This creates serious…

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    Race Divide In America

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    communities, schools in black communities are poorly funded. These schools lack the basic infrastructure as well as the basic teaching aid these students need to excel academically. Most students in these communities have never seen a standard library or science laboratories. These children are made to believe that the amenities they have now is what they could ever get. In addition, some schools do not have the required numbers of qualified teachers to provide the proper education Black…

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    Susan J. Douglas and Anne Moody had two amazing life stories to portray to the world. Susan was a white female child growing up during the baby boom in the 1950s, and Anne Moody was a black female child born in the 1940s living in the brutal south with very harsh conditions towards those who were colored. These two women had different life stories because of the color of their skin and the location of their home towns. The different challenging lives of these two girls shaped how they viewed the…

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    Evolution Of Hip Hop

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    gift to the world, they flaunt their wealth and belongings and amongst the wealth and belonging, women are viewed and portrayed as degraded sexual objectes that can could be replaced with out batting an eye. "I don 't like stuff that demeans me as a black woman, or a woman, period." Says lisa Fager a promotional specialist for record labels. In agreeance, Hip-hop wouldn’t be subjected to such a negative opinion if it weren’t for the misogynistic and sexist lyrics. Like the other explicit and…

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    Amid The Common War Essay

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    President Lincoln and his organization, Africans set a precedent for their opportunity, fairness and freedom. An essential part of Blacks substantiating themselves was that of the African American going about as a warrior in the Common War. Amid the Common War the official choice to utilize Blacks as…

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    Essay On Black Community

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    with the most is the black community. Contrary to popular belief in this country, the black community does not exclusively include African Americans, but those who come from African descent such as people from Africa, the United States, Caribbean, and in some cases Europe and Central/South America. From our several shades of brown to our unique culture, this large, widespread group of individuals is my community; we represent the global black discourse community. The black community has…

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