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    In light of this research the dynamic of perpetuating racism is plainly explicit. The picture is this. Black Americans control less capital and occupy less paying jobs because they are essentially quarantined into poorer neighborhoods with ill funded schools: which is duE to an inaccessibility of loans which would enable them to afford the living expenses of housing…

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    generally disadvantaged in reaching their full educational potential and because of this issue many states will lose substantial income since the residents will end up in lower paying jobs resulting in lower tax revenues. According to the American Center of progress, in college campuses around…

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    “PROBLEM” Sridutt Nimmagadda – Modern Poetry, Professor Meredith Martin While reading Langston Hughes’ Dinner Guest: Me, I can’t help but wonder if the setting in the poem is the future Hughes’ character from I, Too (Sing America) desired: African-Americans now hold a place at the table. However, his wishes taken literally; the speaker may have a place at the dinner table, but racism is still present just as in so many of Hughes’ poems. However, the nature of this discrimination has evolved.…

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    Penn Medicine. This hospital has been recognized regionally and nationally for clinical excellence and patient safety. LGH offers patients some of the most advanced health care technology available. The hospital also has the county 's only trauma center and provides a wide range services that are normally found in large urban setting. Their mission is to “advance the health and well-being of the communities we serve” (Health, 2016). They use a system called EPIC to record patient medical records…

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    African American Equality

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    of America have not always been what they are today. Equality, has not always applied to everyone, however, another value of the United States, progress and change, aided in the development of the value of equality for all. The following speeches: Maria W. Stewart advocates for the education of African-American women, Mary Church Terrell’s “The Progress of Colored Women”, and Congresswoman Barbara Jordan’s “Who, Then, Will Speak for the Common Good” show the increasing amount of equality and…

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    the belief that women must be motherly and calm. In the center plaque, perhaps one of the most troubling aspects, is Christopher Columbus. The decision to place him in the center of the sculpture, indicates the importance of his presence and may signify that he is the ideal example of what people should try to be, the opposite of savage as it were. The entirety of the piece is an example of the white-centric beliefs surround Native Americans. To say they were savage before colonization is to…

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    My American Dream Analysis

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    the results of the 2016 Presidential election fresh in our minds, many Americans are contemplating about how their personal dreams will survive the next 4 years. My American Dream is for equality, humanity, education and freedom to survive and thrive in America. We as a country have come far in evaluation of these issues, but there is still work to be done before these dreams can become a reality. 2. One facet of my American Dream is that there is equality of gender. The United States have…

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    It supported my belief that hard work is the truest path to American Dream, which I have personally witnessed in my own family. However, a recent visit to Stockton, California, to mentor an Afghan refugee at his home, exposed me to an alternate reality. There were desolate streets, broken streetlights, and dilapidated buildings with yards ridden with weeds. Stockton is ranked one of the most dangerous cities in the US, it is…

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    Carolyn Beyer Early American Literature Professor Knutson November 23, 2011 Pownall’s Foreshadowing Thomas Pownall’s excerpt from The Administration of the Colonies of America is flooded with natural images that reflect the state of the British Empire and imagines where this state can go if directed wisely. It is an aggressive suggestion that Great Britain can become “a great English Commonwealth” (Jehlen and Warner 836) with the right guidance of its colonies and control of commerce. In true…

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    Imagine a world where a small group of people could destroy a nation-wide organization with slanderous lies. If the Republicans in Congress get their way, Americans wouldn’t have to imagine. Defunding the Planned Parenthood Federation of America over a false accusation would be harmful to the health and finances of American citizens. Planned Parenthood is an organization that provides many essential health services for both men and women. Not only do these services directly benefit millions of…

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