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    Historical Discrimination

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    career possibilities for those who are identified as the minority in the U.S show that they rarely get justified nor fair treatment by the government, in the workplace, or in society; their standard of living is lower and their possibilities are limited in comparison to their white neighbors. Acknowledging that, economic discrimination…

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    Discrimination is an injustice that is evident in many historical events. One such event is based on the Irish-immigration, which was around the 1840’s and many Irish came to America because of the potato famine and those who did come to America were treated as slaves. To begin with the Irish had to face racial discrimination. They were racially discriminated “In fact, some scientists believed that Irish were, like Africans, more closely related to apes than to other Europeans, and in some cases…

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    role strain, gender socialization, conflict theory, discrimination, social stratification, ascribed status and achieved status through the main characters, such as Celie, Shug, Nettie, Mister and the other white people in the community. Back in 1986, I believe black were being stereotype, because of the way things were back in the day. The black people in the community were seen as inferior to the white people, they would have all the low class…

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    Students across the country are facing a mounting challenge upon graduation. This challenge is not one that is easily surmounted or circumvented. The challenge is also not limited in scope to one social class or geographical region. The challenge facing more and more students every year is student loans. The loans themselves are not the issue, but rather the excessive amount of debt that tends to follow. A recent analysis, done by the Wall Street Journal, has shown that over half of students…

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    defined as “the interconnected nature of social categorizations such as race, class and gender as they apply to a given individual or group, regarded as creating overlapping and interdependent systems of discrimination or disadvantage” ("Intersectionality - Definition Of Intersectionality In English | Oxford Dictionaries"). In other words, intersectionality is how one sees society categorizes a person due to their class, race, age, gender, and ability and realizes that either paired up or alone,…

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    Affirmative action fair? 1 Is affirmative action fair? Does affirmative action help America? No, affirmative action was needed in the past, but has spiraled out of proportion and needs to be fixed. (6) Affirmative action is not fair because it promotes discrimination, unfair workspace, and un-equal opportunity. 2 What is affirmative action? Affirmative action today is when any person or business goes out of their way to accept someone into anything because of their skin color, gender, or race…

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    all insecure, so they talk about other people so that they won't be talked about. They point out flaws in other people to make them feel good about themselves. I think that at any age or any social class, that's present.” Blake Lively stated this quote, referencing how the different classes in society try to take out the others, trying to make themselves feel powerful and the victim powerless. In John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men, this quote lives up to what it means, as all the workers living…

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    rights with them. They did not have many activities during the period of Barack Obama but they start aggressive activities after Donald Trump elected for next president in America. Also, there are so many prejudices by ethnicity and skin color in our society. Those particular brutal moving and thoughts serve as a stumbling block to African-Americans and minority races, which bring a lot of social problems. I have heard and experienced racial…

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    Perhaps the most prominent figure of change in 20th century America was Baptist minister turned social activist Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Born into a black, middle class family in Georgia, Dr. King grew up in one of the nations darkest periods of discrimination and hatred. After pursuing a rigorous and extensive education, fledgling civil-rights activism turned King to enroll in a seminary and devote his life to fighting systemic issues of racial, economic and broad injustice. However, change…

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    Universal Design

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    may be left out of class discussions or information presented in class. Using universal design, one way to increase accessibility to instructions and information would be giving them out over multiple modes of communication such as orally, written, and/or electronically (Colburn 8). This is but one of many strategies teachers can use in the classroom to make it more inclusive. Strategies such as these benefit all students and promote an inclusive environment. Students may miss class for various…

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