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    segregation. Mebane said, “For if he took on more passengers than got off, it meant that some of the newcomers would have to stand. And if they were white, the driver was going to have to ask a black passenger to move so that a white passenger could sit down” (170). Living through the times when white people treats black people so unfair, it would become the shadow of memories in her whole…

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    Class: English Communications Date: Grade: 12 Teacher: Mrs De Blasio What film techniques does Tate Taylor use to engage the viewer and present the ideas of injustice? Director Tate Taylor, in The Help, explores, through the lives of black maids, the injustice and imprudent judgments made towards the African American community in the 1960s. Camera work, dialogue, mise-en-scenè, and colours reveal the juxtaposing lifestyles of the racial classes, and the lack of development in…

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    believes this neighborhood is sick and is going to die because in their minds there 's no such thing as an integrated neighborhood." (Page 24) when Lisa was growing up, people in the neighborhood believed that black people were sick and they could not leave with white people because "when the first black family moved in, the city sent crew to dig the flowers up." (Page…

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    my week 2 recording I was disappointed in myself. I sound very uniformed and misguided. Yet, I sound confident in my responses. I was surprised at how little knowledge I possessed about the dynamics of racism and oppression. I was so focused on Black versus White in racism and oppression I forgot about ALL people of color. If I conducted the self interview now I would change all response in the recording. As I listened to my words I felt a sense of unawareness.…

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    explores these intersections between systems of discrimination. As Patricia Hill-Collins points out, people cannot analyze oppressions in categories, that this event is because one is black, but that this oppression is only because one is a women.[CITATION] The oppression one experiences is because they are a black woman, or a homosexual woman, or a poor disabled white…

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    In the article The Role of Fathers in the Lives of Black Women of Achievement by Charles Willie and Jolene Lane, there was a main thesis that was presented throughout the article and that thesis was that there is some correlation with fathers playing a role in their daughters lives and their success rate in the professional lives. Both Willie and Lane wanted to show the readers that daughters who were raised with their fathers playing a vital role in their lives were more likely to be successful…

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    Race really don’t affected me in no way, the reason I say that because I get along with anybody. I don’t judge people based on the color of they skin, however this lady once told me and my cousins that she would never let her son date a black women because we don’t make enough money and that we are lazy. In the back of my head I felt like she was labeling us African American women and that she was judge before getting to know us. I do feel like the reason most minorities cant get a job…

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    was going, I was a little upset. I was almost certain that a platform such as this would have been astonishing for Lorde. How was she able to stand as a confident Black Lesbian feminist? Placing myself in her shoes, I do not think that I would have been able to maintain my confidence in such atmosphere. She spoke about the last two Black women being selected at the last minute, and this was not surprising to me…

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    the church was the only legal place the black people could gather and get information without being harassed or unjustly treated so the church became their strength, refuge and haven. Furthermore,…

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    Introduction Over the last few years, we have seen a focus on Black Lives Matter. On several occasions, we have witness were African-American males have been shot in cold blood because of the color of their skin or because they were viewed as a threat. We have seen an increase on college campuses where students of color are having to deal with microaggression from students, faculty, staff, and from those in the community where students are trying to obtain their education or to be a part of…

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