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    do not believe this is the case. Michael G. Lacy and Kent A. Ono, editors of “Critical Rhetorics of Race,” say, “He makes it seem as if we cannot escape race, and we cannot escape racism. He gets caught up in the notion of racial essentialism that he lambasts and gives us few, if any, alternatives to ‘you look different than me, therefore you are treated differently.’ ‘Biological conceptions of race,’ Stuart Hall tells us, ‘have greatly receded in importance.’” Lacy and Ono believe that this…

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    point in our life and even though at times it may not feel like it still exist, it certainly does. Social crowds and political parties have been saying that racism is an issue from the past that should be forgotten in order to reach equality among all races in the United States. However, discrimination has been a dilemma in our country since the early beginnings. Even though the civil rights of African Americans as well as other minorities have improved over the last couple of decades, racism is…

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    On September 17, 2016, I woke up around 9 A.M. expecting to go to The Mexican Fine Arts Museum. While riding the train, the intercom came on and said “Cermak China Town is up next.” I turned to my friends and asked if we could go there instead because I have never been there and its a great opportunity. I have been wanting to visit Chinatown ever since I moved into the dorms because there is not one in Indiana and I wanted to gain more knowledge on their cultural background. Once we got off the…

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    scholarly research and my personal critique and reaction to the over expansion of mental disorders and how it relates to race and culture amongst African Americans in particular. My position on the issue leans towards that over diagnosing is a major issue due to the fact many African Americans are misdiagnosed because they are being held to the social normality’s of Caucasian culture. Also the correlation…

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    Gunnar Kaufman, the main protagonist in Paul Beatty’s The White Boy Shuffle, is removed from comforts of white Santa Monica and relocated into a foreign setting, the ghetto of Hillside. Gunnar considers himself to be the “whitest Negro” and as he begins his journey in his new surrounding he realizes how true this title is. He may have held some expectations to what life in a “ghetto” what be like but he never believed that he would have to live it. Beatty creates a character that is able…

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    to be a race of slaves. I think it’s terrible that in the past people had that idea towards Africans. I learned a lot about racism in the past, and was also shocked that it was during this time that they were racist towards Jews. I also learned how they used a “curse” view on slavery to explain how/why slavery happened. 2.…

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    Race In The 20th Century

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    gone into this, but a question one might have is did race play a role in the shaping of America during this time and if so, how significant was its impact? I argue that through the use of harmful tactics, such as assimilation and dehumanization, race had a tremendous impact on the shaping of American society during the 20th century. The first way in which race impacted American society was through assimilation. Assimilation, as it pertains to race has been used to strip people of their cultural…

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    Police brutality and court systems and structural violence This world is arranged by tiers according to race, culture, gender, sexuality, and many more individualities. If you are perceived to be on the “better” or more preferred side of these characteristics, you are treated tremendously different than those of the lower hierarchy. This is the structural violence. When one group of people is treated better than another group of people because of their characteristics. An example of this is…

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    Diversity/SecondLife assignment Diversity is the state of having an item or idea exist in different forms. In organizations, diversity is the state of having a workforce made up of different races and in extension different cultures. Companies must learn to appreciate the different types and aspects of diversity so as to use it as strength and a competitive advantage in the various industries they are operating in. At any given time, the workforce in the organization is always diversified. Age…

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    as well. America past history have shaped most of the issues that are currently happening in the society today. Race, class and stereotypes have an effect on the American culture values. People tend to ignore the importance of how the separation of the ethnic groups that live in the United States. These issues develop unnecessary confusion among each citizen. In the society today race, class and stereotypes is a common factor of how people form ideas and perceptions even if it’s not true.…

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