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    uses his words to strengthen the Black Americans in 1963. In Why We Can't Wait, Martin Luther King Jr. describes to the Black Americans in 1963 the social conditions and their attitudes using rhetorical questions, parallelism, and repetition. In the book, King separates it into three sections. In the beginning, he starts off with stories that take place in two different places and begins to connect both. In the middle, he uses parallelism to show how alike the kids are. In the end, King…

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    Tom Robinson Trial

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    Chapters 16 to 20 Tom Robinsons’s trial began which was the most gripping and cinematic part of the book. The whole Maycomb assembled to witness the trial and even the kids sneaked in the courthouse by finding seats in the balcony where the black people sits. The trial began and Heck Tate, the sheriff was called as the first witness. Under cross-examination, he admited that a doctor was never called to the scene to examine Mayella Ewell. Bob Ewell took the stand next and causes a stir in the…

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    Staten Island, my African-American friends would chant, “Janelly, you’re not Black; you’re Dominican!” I was only 10-years-old and was already experiencing a racial identity conflict with which even adults struggle. The dubious remark made me question myself because my skin color was the same as theirs, “why am I not Black? How am I different from my classmates?” It slowly dawned on me what my friends referred to as Black had nothing to do with my skin tone but instead with my ethnicity. My…

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    TV Show Analysis

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    There have been countless television shows that focus on black people and black cultural issues; for instance Family Matters and Fresh Prince of Bel Air more recently Everybody hates Chris and Black-ish. Although each show focuses on black families and certain cultural issues and stereotypes, there is always the underlying presence/influence of white culture whether it be the fact that the show was produced by a white person or a white character. This essay will analyze how rapper childish…

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    Imagine being an African-American in the 1900’s, where the white citizens were treating their fellow black citizens with hate, and ignoring their problems because they thought they were superior to them. Envision yourself as a black student that can’t go to the same schools as the whites, share a water fountain, or even share a bathroom, and not even get the same rights/opportunities as the whites, this all because of the hate and ignorance from the white folks that believe they are superior.…

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    lawyer goes to trial to defend a black man named Tom Robinson who was falsely accused of raping mayella Ewell. Atticus then losses the case because the jury decided that because Tom Robinson is an African American.…

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    One of the most important identities to me is my blackness. As far back as I can remember I knew I was black and was very aware of the meaning of that. I went to a majority-minority middle, and high school, I live in an all-black neighborhood and, of course, I live in an all black household. For most of my life, I have mostly been around black people and people of color, so just going to school with majority white people is definitely a different experience. Race has shaped my life because…

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    Black Lives Matter is an organization that formed in 2012 after Trayvon Martin was killed by a police officer named George Zimmerman (BLM.com). Many people have mixed opinions on this topic, as it is a sensitive subject. Opinions relate to both sides of the spectrum between blacks and whites. Throughout the United States many other shootings, and gatherings have surfaced because of these deaths among the black community. Following the shooting of Trayvon Martin, people rioted the streets…

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    The YouTube video that was hosted by Tom Brokaw about black athlete superiority is a real thing. They talked about how blacks are dominating all of the sports. Dr. Gideon Ariel actually did some studies and compared the difference between the blacks and whites jumping ability and there were dramatic. Dr. Gideon Ariel analyzed 16 players 8 black and 8 white. The vertical jumps showed the black athletes jumping higher than the white athletes on the team. The Stanford track coach, Brooks…

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    Race is one of those subjects that you have to basically walk on egg shells to talk about, so you don’t offend anyone in the process. Race can be a good thing, since it can give someone their own cultural identity. But, it can be used as a way to justify the mistreatment of someone because of their race. You’ve seen that side of race being used heavily in the United States just for that reason. This paper will analyze the idea of race in society from a functionalist, conflict, and symbolic…

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