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    The idea of separation of race is deeply ingrained in our society not only today, but has been since the beginning of our country. The separating of American citizens based on the color of their skin rather than who they are and what they stand for. This has caused several clashes of culture and ideals, seen today by the Black Lives Matter movement and the waves in mass media it is creating. This all started in the United States infancy. The “founding fathers” of America while preaching that all…

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    “interests””. Big businesses would fund political candidate’s election and in return the candidate would vote in the businesses favor instead of the people 's. For most of America’s earliest political history each party would print ballots in their own color which made the voters’ choice apparent to all. It wasn’t until progressives pushed for reform that the secret ballot was introduced providing more privacy and safety to voters. Looking at the way politics were run it’s hard to say America…

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    by elite propaganda. The elite are fully aware of the collective power the people hold and over centuries they have perfected the art of dividing and conquering. They have separated us and created discord among us by singling us out bases on the color of our skin, our ancestry, even our sexual preference. They give select groups a sense of superiority, these groups turn a blind eye to enslavement, conquest, colonialism and genocide perpetuated at the hands of those in power. They support the…

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    Merriam-Webster defines genocide as “the deliberate and systematic destruction of a racial, political, or cultural group.” However, Andrea Smith may argue that this definition can be expanded to include the destruction of a gender. According to Smith, sexual violence has been used as a mechanism to destroy native communities. From this view, Smith uses theoretical and factual examples to support her argument of how native women are bodily and metaphorically under attack. In this paper, I will do…

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    numbers. Success means good reading scores, grades, and graduation rates for average students, not just the smartest or most motivated or the ones with involved parents. Canada believes that people of colors with a low-income family background can success. There are many injustice towards children of color and Canada was able to relate this injustice because he had felt those injustice and wanted to be able to help out those that doesn’t…

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    “Women hold up half the sky”, a Chinese Proverb, exemplifies the importance of women to humanity. It is the woman who carries life into this world, one of the most valued feats in our society. Although women worldwide provide humanity with this extraordinary gift, many women are treated terribly globally. Half the Sky is a novel that shines light on some of the tribulations that women face in our global community. Half the Sky is a collection of personal stories from women worldwide that…

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    taking part in the same type of scandalous activities as men. One thing that has not changed over time is how people associate women with being emotional and allow us to be portrayed as sexual objects meant for man's entertainment. This has created culture where sexual harassment and rape are normalized and the fault is placed upon the victim. By allowing a space for this type of activity, women are more hesitant to push for a higher position or better wage. Young women like myself are afraid to…

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    I know clearly it is not because I am Chinese and math is magically easier for me, but it is because for the hours and worksheets that I do outside of school. I also go to classes to get an earlier start on topics before the materials are taught at school. With these combinations, I have formed the image that I am great at math and satisfied the bias idea people have for Asian children being good at math. Human beings tend to label a person based on skin color or race in society because it makes…

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    Japanese Popular Culture Japanese culture, particularly traditional Japanese culture has plenty of roots in traditional Chinese culture. However, Japanese culture is rich and diverse, dating back to 10,000 BC when the Jomon people first settled in Japan. It is widely known for its traditional arts and its contemporary pop culture. Nowadays in Japan it is still possible to notice kimono-clad women shuffling down the street with umbrellas overhead and oversized sumo wrestlers battling competitors…

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    identities’ formation and development under current Chinese society. The essay will mainly be discussing Fan’s latest work Up Front to further engage this identity issue existing in contemporary mainland China, along with the discussion the importance of Fan Xi’s work and how it has introduced a new conversation of LGBT art category in China. The analysis and understanding of identity have always been hot topics in art creation. Artists…

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