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    categories of people based on prejudices. In all five movies this was revealed, some more predominant than the rest. The social organization of each culture proves the disparity between groups of people. Evident in Cry Freedom is the inequity of the blacks of South Africa. The white individuals are portrayed as superior and everything about…

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    deliver a speech due to the fact that he was an African-American male and probably would not be able to get a chance like this again. The narrator and other African-American boys were asked to attend this meeting. Instead of uplifting, these young black boys, the leading white citizens only humiliated these boys. These white men made it hard for boys due to the fact they asked these boys to get in the ring and fight each other. The narrator finds out that he is part of the Battle Royal and…

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    Gem Of The Ocean Analysis

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    Ester’s house, he tells Black Mary “I couldn’t wait till Tuesday. I got to get my soul washed real bad” (Wilson 40). The guilt is driving Citizen to seek redemption. In contrast to how Citizen feels about causing a person’s death, Caesar justifies his actions as necessary to protect the greater good. Black Mary affirms Caesar’s rationale by telling Eli “Caesar’s doing his job. That’s what the people can’t see” (Wilson 14). Noggle provides a description in which “Caesar, Black Mary’s brother and…

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    (“stereotypes”) of how people should act, which is especially dependent on their fluctuating social status, black stigmatization and white privilege are able to survive and flourish. In their research they discovered that people tended to be classified (and identify themselves) as “more white” or “more black” based on the fluctuating positive and negative attributes to…

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    Doug McAdam’s Political Process and the Development of Black Insurgency, 1930-1970 chronicles the development and growth of the black protest movement through that changing political and social conditions that both created and denied political opportunities for black protest and contributed to the growth of the Civil Rights Movement from the 1950s onward. McAdam first traces the origins of the political and social conditions that denied blacks the political opportunities to organize and protest…

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    When Malcolm received many messages from his brothers who became Muslims in 1948, and followed the Nation of Islam, which is an Islamic religion group. Those messages asked Malcolm to be a Muslim; they said this is the religion of black people, and that was the idea of the Nation of Islam. That was one of thing that took his attention, and made him remembered his prisoner Bimbi, when he was urging him to read and educate. That was the first influence for Malcolm x after the prison…

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    In present day society, six-in-ten Americans say the country needs to continue making changes to assure that blacks have equal rights with whites. In two contrasting articles, both the authors look at racism on very different levels. Edmund Morel tries to bring attention to the problem and wants others to stop it, while Cecil Rhodes feels that white people are the perfect race and that all countries should only be White Anglo-Saxon Protestants. Cecil Rhodes had a very strong faith, one that not…

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    Blacks In Advertising

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    generalization of Blacks and their culture has been in American society for a long time, may it have been positive or negative, Blacks and their impact in advertising has dated back to colonial years of America and still makes an impact today.” Looking at brands and ads from the 1800s to now, do Blacks feel offended? From blackface, to racial terms, offensive nicknames (Jiggaboo, Mandingo, Jezebel, Mammy & etc), stereotypes and images, advertising had held a negative light on Blacks for years,…

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    uniqueness of Black fiction. In order to effectively argue the essentialness…

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    Beauty In The Media

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    become altered throughout the years. What has been accepted within black culture, has had trouble appealing to this certain image of beauty in society and the media. A ton of the pictures seen on TV, magazines, boards, and on TV have enduring impressions. Certain images and lifestyles have been praised more than others, creating trends, while others have negatively been criticized and disregarded; creating this image of what a black individual is “supposedly” like. Societies view on beauty in…

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