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    former Vietnam draftee, the man told him he used to gamble and in one occasion while consuming alcohol he gambled a Vietnamese kid and the kid won, he gave the kid his full paycheck as his prize to later point an M16 at the kid to get his money back. The man is very regretful of the situation and now doesn’t drink but, wishes he can meet the kid, apologize, and see the man the kid…

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    in this world. There is a lot of tension between Blacks and Whites as we know of today. Before in the olden days, blacks had less rights than whites yes, but they were still devoted to their culture and traditions. Today, people are stereotyped to African Americans. Bill Cosby, a comedian, writer and producer argues how african americans today are not how they were when he was a little kid. His purpose is to show examples of african american kids not growing up the way they should be. He…

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    exclaimed, “That boy’s worked for me eight years an’ I ain’t had a speck o’trouble outa him. Not a thing.”(261) Link Deas got up, as a white person defending a black person, in the middle of the courtroom and said that Tom Robinson was a good person and couldn’t have done that. That shows that Tom was a good person that just died due to being black. Tom Robinson helped Mayella with busting up a chiffarobe. Mayella then tried to kiss Tom which broke the unspoken code in the society. Tom revealed,…

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    great deals. Racism is a widespread controversial issue that does not seem to disappear. The issue is still much alive and is growing. Racism is the thought that one race is superior over another. Racism is sometimes only discussed when dealing with blacks and whites but a lot of other races have encounter racism as well. Due to the growing influence of the media, racism has evolved. As a major part in today's society, the media plays a critical role with knowledge we obtain. They provide us…

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    Richmond have been brought up with and follows the representations and stereotypes which have been attached to them. After embarking on this module I really found the film Coach carter a powerful black film and in many way the film is. Through analystical review I found the film to withhold a plethora of black steorypes and…

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    Desensitization Of Racism

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    Back then it was normal to have slaves, they saw them as property; in fact, they encouraged white people to have black slaves, so they…

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    chance at freedom. When kids at school start teasing Scout, Atticus’s daughter, she comes home and complains to Atticus about it. She comes home and asks Atticus if he is a “nigger lover”, and in turn Atticus tells her that this term means nothing. "Scout,’ said Atticus, ‘nigger-lover is just one of those terms that don 't mean anything—like snot-nose.”. (Lee 182) Scout and her brother, Jem, are harassed by several people in their community. Since their father is defending a black man, the…

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    Principle of Identity “ Negro was something I was never entirely comfortable with”(McBride 89).Many biracial kids struggle with forming their identity because they are unsure if they should be black or white; they fail to realize that they can be whoever they want to be. Faced with judgments of both family and friends biracial children face great difficulty in the society that they live in.Young children form an opinion about race at a very early age which affects the way they perceive…

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    needed to move to New Orleans, Louisiana. All of the kids in Louisiana had to attend school. All of the schools were segregated at this time. Ruby attended an all-black elementary school far away from her house.With the school far, Ruby had to travel to the school every morning and afternoon. She did not mind though because she like school and loved her kindergarten teacher, Mrs. King.…

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    Complex Issues In TKAM

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    through the eyes of scout. One of these issues is blacks getting education. There is no blacks at scout school. This is because many blacks were not aloud at white's schools and blacks could not get the education. This is because they needed to stay home and help out. This is because blacks usually didn’t get education they usually had to work for their family to help pay for thing. They also didn't have many schools for blacks, The kids families couldn't afford the cost of school…

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