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    Englishmen joined together under Bacon to rebel against the Native Indians having access to more land. This rebellion would eventually be engrained into the to the ideology surrounding America as “White Supremacy.” The rebellion draws upon issues of race, class, and the nation state and the divide between the individuals with differences. Before the hostility that arose during bacons rebellion the people of Virginia had already harbored many ill feelings. Since the founding of the colony in…

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    Parry, Nat. “Is Police Brutality Color-Blind?” Consortiumnews.com 22 Aug. 2014: 13 Oct. 2015 https://consortiumnews.com/2014/08/22/is-police-brutality-color-blind/ A strength of this reference is that not only does it bring up local statistics on police brutality in regards to racial minorities, but it addresses it on a national level, as well. The Consortiumnews.com author includes U.S. federal constitution facts, as well. However, the author is using too many…

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    “racial profiling is prohibited” (http://www.aele.org/texprofile.html). On September 1, 2009, revision were made to the law which included, “eliminating the requirement to complete checklists on pedestrians, adding Middle Eastern to the designation for race, and requiring submission of specific statistical data to the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) beginning in 2011” (https://www.fortworthpd.com/docmgmt/Full-Final-Report-Racial-Profiling-Fort-Worth-2014.pdf). Chief Robertson…

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    Focus of the Reflective Paper Affirmative action was creating in an attempt to overcome past practice that discrimination against member of protects class’s race, color, gender, religion and national origin. Women, people of color, non-christen, and non U.Scitizens has historically not been given the same employment opportunities as those in the majority. Thus affirmative action is a practice designed to ensure that member of these group have opportunities for employment and advancement equal to…

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    The lyrics fetishize the African American woman, treating more as an object to catch a man’s attention rather than a part of her race. The language used to describe her versus the language used to describe the black men vary in connotation. Words such as “hypnotized”, “excels”, and “captures” are used when referring to the effect that Liza Jane, “the lady with the rag-time walk”…

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    of racial inequality towards blacks and minorities. The terminology of the…

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    Matter In English Language

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    usage and context. For instance, “Black Lives Matter” is a phrase created to represent a movement that continues to be a problem in our society “black lives.” Why choose the word matter? How does matter correlate to the significance of justice and race to represent black lives? In the book Citizen, by Claudia Rankine and the Spike Lee Film, Fight the Power, both depict/interpret the meaning of “matter” of racial injustice in their writing and film. Rankine’s writing in her vignettes relates to…

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    Civil Rights Act was passed in order to stop classes to be discriminated against (Hartman, DesJardins, & MacDonald, 2018, p. 254). The act was designed to prevent against discrimination against individuals based on age, religion, race, disability, gender, national origin, color, and sometimes sexual orientation (Hartman et al., 2018, p. 255). While this act is in place has curtailed the tendency of some of these classes from being discriminated against that is not always the case. The…

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    With different views, cultures, and ethnicities comes many problems. As humans, we are all quick to judge and discriminate against those that are not like us. While it may seem as though it is recent or only happens pretty currently, this is not the case. When people began coming over to America, and even long before it was claimed as America, minorities have been neglected and abused both physically and mentally. Racism was alive and well back in the day as much as it is now. This is a topic…

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    an underexplored gold mine and study race relations has been a dream of mine. The issue of race has been something the United States, and the world for that matter, has struggled with for so long. This is a crucial time politically: we are given limited access to Cuba with an unclear climate of international relations between our countries. As a woman of color from Dallas, Texas, pursuing…

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