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    The memoir, Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates is written to be a letter to describe the future issues to be anticipated for his son in American society. Coates wants to show the reality of the difficult life that must be lived if you are African American in the United States. Ta-Nehisi Coates wants to accurately share the trials and tribulations of the stereotypes of our society to protect his fiveteen year old son, and children all over the nation like his. Children who may not yet…

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    The American civil war was a time of severe devastation. Pinning “brother vs brother”, this war destroyed not only the country’s landscape but also the relationships amongst many. However, from the ashes of this destruction rose heroes willing to fight for what they believed in; freedom. One of these heroes was a man named Newt Knight. Newt was a man who defended his beliefs till the very end, this being said he did not support the beliefs of those for whom he had been forced to fight. With his…

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    religious (McCuen 59). The Ku Klux Klan publically claimed to be ethnocentric which is “the expression of a belief that one’s own...race, [or] religion...is superior” (McCuen 59). While there is evidence that the Ku Klux Klan did aim toward white supremacy, it is more notable their race bias. It is more evident that their goal is more to suppress the African American race rather than to prove themselves superior; this is proved through the words of the leader of the Ku Klux Klan (known as the…

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    over a specific race, and this is due nothing more than ignorance towards a different cultural background. “A Time to Kill” is illustrating to its viewers the perceived difficulties of being a “Black American” in the southern states. However, the film plays to our emotions as parents by having a little black girl raped by two “white” men, which causes a huge uproar in the small town. Carl, the father of the little girl, killed the two men and wounded a deputy because he feared the two men were…

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    It is often forgotten that creators themselves remain a part of the fandom. To write for a character, they must understand everything about them and consider which parts they want to individualize. Nick Spencer has been a writer for Marvel since 2015. His current string of Captain America comics is unconventional, where the hero who is meant to be a “star-spangled symbol of morality, selflessness, and freedom, is now one of the Marvel universe’s most insidious villains” and working for an evil…

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    Trump. I am not saying that Donald Trump orchestrated the march, but I am saying Trumps Presidency has incited this hatred that was openly expressed. In Trump's first campaign tour, he rallied supporters by saying racist things about Mexicans and Black people. The slogan “Build the Wall” not only is idiotic, it presents a vivid divisions between Mexicans and white Americans.…

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    votes. This caused urban political machines to gain and obtain power for a period of time. Urban political machines demonstrate that immigrants are able to gain political power through urban political machines as opposed to the former idea of white supremacy, where white males were the only ones with political power. (which the book Coming of Age in Mississippi…

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    “Then they came to the tree from when Okonkwo’s body was dangling and they stopped dead,” (Achebe 207). This shows us that Okonkwo made himself look “soft” and not like the tough person he said he was because of the fact that he technically gave up on himself. This not only had a negative impact on him, but the clan as well. There were many things that Okonkwo did to show that he was not a leader, but showed that he was a weak person. Some of these things were he blocked out his emotions almost…

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    movement from 1959 to 1963. One states that X is an action-based “alternative to Dr. King.” The other stating that he was a setback for the Civil Rights movement due to his views on white people. Malcolm X was a member of the Nation of Islam (NOI), a black nationalist/separatist religious group, from 1948 to 1963. He based his platform on the beliefs and ideologies of the NOI. Elijah Muhammed, leader of the NOI during X’s active years, preached that he himself was a prophet of Allah.…

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    formation. In the early 20th century, the treatment of blacks in the United States…

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