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    African-Americans as it represents slavery wanting to treat them as they are property instead of humans. “When we came to a rest room marked white men…” (188) is an example that shows racism as an oppressive force. This shows segregation which hurts other races mentally because they felt as though it was not equally fair and made them feel lower in rank. Grant Wiggins also displays how racism affects African-Americans when he says, “‘…their forefathers only three-fifth humans…’” (190). This…

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    Values are defined by Johnson as “general guidelines for how to weigh one alternative against another”(Johnson 6). In this way, values allow for a group to have a set of points or guidelines to follow in terms of behavior and action. Many values correlate to guiding principals that can be extremely important for a culture to use as a guide. Some of the values that my family finds most important are honesty, trustworthiness, and teamwork. These values help us to set up expectations and…

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    Prince of Persia (2010) perfectly demonstrates the use of the white race being seen as beyond ethnicity. It dehumanises the Persian people to a mere stereotype through the use of cinematic techniques and racial casting. The film is another example of white actors playing a role of a character they have no association with. In other words it is perceived as white washing. Unfortunately, this is a system that has been in place for many years thus making it impossible to pull apart. The casting of…

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    Racism, discrimination, and prejudice are things that are prevalent throughout the novel and evident in Malcolm’s life. Malcolm witnesses discrimination proposed by his own race when his father gives him special treatment over his other siblings because of his lighter complexion. He is also exposed to racism firsthand numerous times, shaping his views on not only racism itself, but the people implementing it. Events such as these, and others gradually shape Malcolm to be the person he is. As the…

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    Toni Morrison’s Beloved, set in post-Civil War Cincinnati, delves into race relations, and how even after slavery was illegal, the African-American race was still traumatized by what they were forced to endure. The inhumane experiences that former slaves were forced to live through are personified expertly in the interracial interactions that occur throughout this story. Toni Morrison frequently uses flashbacks to show the reader how these former slaves suffered at the hands of the landed white…

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    African person or any minority they might find it offensive. So find out where encouragement of white saviorhood comes from, so that you can recognize when it’s happening and understand why is it harmful. Also to be more sensitive about how other races would translate their help, is it just for show or to actually understand and appropriately approach the issue and take some serious actions after taking permission from the people who are really concerned and may get effected. Usually these…

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    speak to someone in charge, I will most likely be facing someone of my own race” and “I can choose bandages in “flesh” color and they will more or less match my skin”. Even I experience unearned privileges daily, I personally as a college student have the privilege of learning about my race, in my school curriculum. I have the unearned privilege of not having to face any violent stereotypes that are associated with my own race. These examples given by McIntosh and myself acknowledge that white…

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    long time. Until the late 1800s, the inhabitants of the U.S have generally been Caucasians. Despite being a nation of immigrants, when people of different races such as Asian, Hispanics, or anything that isn’t Caucasians is involved, they are most likely going to be discriminated against simply for being different during those time. Presently, most people have come to understand more about the different sorts of race and ethnicity but not everyone decides to change their ways..Most of the time,…

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    that this advertisement does in a positive way is it shows a powerful woman who isn’t serving anyone besides herself which is very empowering compared to the Dyson Vacuum advertisement. Although it shows women in a positive light, it shows different races in a negative light as well. The maids and butlers presented are what seem to be of Hispanic background, making it look as if Hispanics are usually servants. Social class is also shown here saying that Versace usually focuses on those of the…

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    programs that allow race to be considered in the college application process continue or do they violate the “equal protection clause”?” This has always been a controversial topic, in fact, race has and still does play a big role in our country today. My hope is that by the end of this paper, you as the reader will be able to answer this question and make the decision for yourself. During the Civil Rights era, life for any person that was of a different race than the white race was very…

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