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    ways, due to the history and communication that caused enormous amount of unnecessary tension between the two groups. The culture identity of white, Caucasian person could be made up of many different parts, but the general idea of the culture contains that white people are made up of strength, power, and historical discrimination among many different races. The general appearance of a white man could be as light complexed skim, average height, average weight to possibly little overweight,…

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    Alex Haley’s Autobiography of Malcolm X and Tracy Kidder’s Mountains Beyond Mountains are books that create a controversial matter with keeping, reaching out and challenging their readers. Most of all both of these books mainly have the issue with the white readers. Both books similarly challenge their white readers by criticizing them and or creating an image or situation that offers them a way out. Paul Farmer’s and Malcolm X’s mediator’s, Tracy Kidder and Alex Haley, play a major role in…

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    character who is supported by a larger group and is thus protected by this group. On the other hand, an outsider is a character who is outcast by the larger group and therefore subjected to more challenges due to the absence of the insider’s support. Race depicts insiders from outsiders by placing the native people as an insider and transitioning them to outsiders when another group steps in. Class system is used to set the high class apart from the low class and place the less powerful…

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    have children. President Theodore Roosevelt embraced this idea, and addressed it in the 1906 State of the Union: “Roosevelt admonished the well-born white women who engaged in ‘willful sterility’- the one sin for which the penalty is national death, race suicide” (Davis 209). With this quote, the division between who should and should not be mothers moves from the personal to the national scale. Not having children is, for white women, characterized as a sin leading to the death of the nation.…

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    This video made me emotional. I immediately became anxious watching her and her staff separate the students. I don’t even know why I immediately felt like that. Lately whenever I watch or hear things possibly related to racism I become anxious. I am Hispanic and one of my children is half black. I immediately think of her and her dad. I immediately think of my little girl and wonder if she encounters any racism. I pray if she does; she doesn’t register it or that somehow it doesn’t affect her…

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    together alone. He was just another completely innocent black teenager that lost his life and nobody ever faced the consequences for his murder. White supremacy and the judicial system are two major issues in todays’ society that are problematic. The Caucasian population knows that in most situations, especially those in which African Americans are the opposing figures, things can become one sided and fall in their favor. I believe society will have to deal with this for a long time to come;…

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    In this society whiteness is considered to be the norm, and everyone else second. Throughout history the white race has been put before any other group of people. In a article titled “ The matter of whiteness ” by Richard Dyer he states, “As long as race is something only applied to non white people, as long as white people are not racially seen and named, they / we function as a human norm” (p.10). For example, whites consider themselves as humans and see people of color as raced humans. One…

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    in the face because I was confronted with racism from both Caucasian and African American people. My mom is Caucasian and my dad is African American, and honestly, I think her fear was always that white people would not accept us. She would never allow anyone to treat us any differently if she knew about it, but I don 't think she knew that there would be so much negativity on both sides of the fence. There are 3 instances in which my race, something over which I had no control over, seemed to…

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    simply had to complete the proccess by artificially inseminating herself with the sperm. But they were mistaken because the couple not only received the wrong sperm, but received an african american sample rather than the "blond hair, blue eyed, caucasian" sample they had asked for. Realizing this only after she was roughly five months pregnant the donor clinic sent her back her money with a full refund. Two years later Cramblett decided to sue the company not solely for medical malpractice, but…

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    In addition, both genders are depicted in ways that reinforce sexualized stereotypes; the femininity of the woman model is shown by her body, clothes, and actions while the male’s masculinity is shown through his muscles and predatory stance. In the advertisement, the woman model is wearing a white dress suggesting she is pure, innocent, and beautiful. However, her purity and innocence is sexually challenged by her exposed shoulders and cleavage because of her strapless dress. Additionally, the…

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