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    Many people today accuse white people as being racist but Gribble 's view is “Both sides had very racist parents and the fact that the people say that whites are always the racist is absolutely, obnoxiously, ridiculous because there are many, many black racist,” as that story Plummer had portrayed. However not all people are racist or try to segregate Plummer said “ I never segregated” and Baker says “I don 't think my parents would have said you’re going to this school, and hanging around this…

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    All Our Kin is an ethnography about the ghetto community of The Flats in Jackson Harbor. Carol Stack stays with a black family the years 1968-1970, observing, studying, and learning their ways and how to fit in. Her study, later combined with John Lombardi, was to figure out how blacks cope with poverty. Throughout the book, she discovers vital ingredients on how to make kinship work. Everyone shares with each other in order to survive, and everyone who needs help, receives it, and later returns…

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    Atticus Is A Hero

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    Atticus was a very nice guy. He stood by a black man in court and helped all he could. Back then they didn't like blacks very well. Atticus stood by tom in a tough case. Even though he knew whites were still racist to blacks and would probably judge him for what he did he still stood by tom and did what he thought was right. He stated the reason he helped tom was “if I didn't I couldn't hold up my head in town”. “I couldn't represent this country in the legislative” “ A lawyer gets at…

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    the children. She has good intentions and tries to teach them what she knows to be true. In effort to help them make sense of the world and their place in it, she gives the children ‘words of wisdom about society works. Aunt Alexandra says to the kids, “There's four kinds of folks in the world there's the ordinary kind like us and the neighbors, there's the kind like the Cunninghams out in the woods, kind like the Ewells down by the dump and the negroes (319). The fact that Aunt Alexandra…

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    families, but do the kids know who they are based on them being part of a mixed family? Kids today might be confused about who they are and what race to they belong to because of the skin color of their parents, whether they have a black father and a white mother or vise versa. Their parents might not want them to fully understand what race they belong to because they don’t want their kids to start thinking about how society classes people based on their skin color. In result of this, kids don’t…

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    At times, Atticus is a humble person. He has decided that he is going to defend a black man, Tom Robinson. The people of Maycomb constantly voice their opinions, but Atticus does not change his mind. Atticus describes; if he does not go through with defending Tom he would not be able to sleep because everyone deserves a fair case. He cares about Tom’s life and is humble for not giving up on him because he is a black man. Now that Atticus decides to defend Tom Robinson, Mrs. Dubose gives Jem and…

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    day, the question is raised if whether or not treatment of minority peoples in the world has changed throughout history. Originally, schools would be segregated to either all white or all black. Over time, schools began to become integrated and minorities started mixing into the all white schools but these black children were still harassed and treated badly. However, people were against integration and many races are still looked down on. Some might say that racism is an old subject and is not…

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    Charles Lynch Essay

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    especially the south. White people thought they were the superior race and treated blacks terribly. As racial tensions rose in the south, Lynching took place given it represented the white hatred for blacks. Lynching occurred in America during the 18th century and through the 1960’s. It took place in the southern Border states of the U.S. Lynching was extrajudicial punishment,a way for terrorizing, and killing the blacks for no apparent reasoning. Beck adds, "Lethal mob violence for seemingly…

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    The Lucy Case Study

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    There was one black female student that was eventually tired of the harassment and retaliated. Because she poured chili on a white male student that was harassing her, she was put out of school. Her retaliation was not expected by the whites, but the blacks applauded. Central High School was integrated but it lacked acknowledging the success of black students. To combat integration, Governor Faubus, who won his third term decided…

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    especially hard to grow up in America while being black. When I look in the mirror I see a 6-ft. dark skin male who’s just trying to make it in a world full of oppression, discrimination, and prejudice; but when others that are not African American look at me, they might see a potential threat that’s not there. When people look at me, they judge me based off my appearance and with everything that’s going on in the news with the killings of black males and females in America, it is scary to be me…

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