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    an additional 92,676 men serving integrated regiments. General Stanton found that they were good soldiers, and immediately sent word to Douglass to enlist him as a recruiter. Douglass complied, producing manuscripts like "Why a Colored Man Should Enlist", urging colored men into the army based on nine points he believed would help free black men from their stigma of slaves and eventually allow their liberty either by the government or by force. His first argument is that black men are not…

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    Analysis of a Poem: “Theme for English B” by Langston Hughes “Theme for English B,” by Langston Hughes, is a short poem that is centered on a young colored student whose instructor has asked him to write an essay about himself with the demand that it must be “true.” The speaker’s tone of voice throughout the poem shows the reader the struggle that a colored person has with identifying themselves on where they stand in a class room with a white instructor. With the author’s specific use of…

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    A percentage of people can agree that “Racial Segregation” has been around for an extended time. It’s erroneous to imagine that more than a hundred African lives were changed due to the dislikes of Americans towards African Americans. Actions such as making separate facilities for black men and women is uncalled for. The definition or meaning of “segregation” is the physical act of being separated from someone or something.Therefore racial segregation is wrong in every way because African…

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    when they were enslaved, which gave him the last name of the letter X. He was a consultant of the “Black Muslim faith”, allowing spiritual attributes and the jointly ideas of black power and nationalism to be all together. Malcolm X argued that the colored roots and self-identity were heavily clarified for them by the public, that the whites predominant there existence. He felt that all the white people couldn’t be trustworthy. On the other hand, he wanted his race to be appreciative of their…

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    In the novel To Kill a Mockingbird the author Harper Lee uses conflict to express the idea that having the courage to fight can make people hate you. This means that when you are fighting for someone you can make others around you hate you. It could also mean that when Atticus fought for Tom Robinson the people around him where he lived thinks that he is traitor and they hated him for what he has done. Even Mayella and Bob Ewell hated him for what he is doing. Atticus was hated by people of…

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    Our activity was to pick out a colored construction paper and draw a picture. Laid out on the table was blue, green, pink and white colored paper. I told the kids to go ahead and pick their colored paper; the boys went right in a picked out their blue colored paper. The little girl was hesitant at first and when I asked her what was wrong she did not say anything. A couple moments later I realized she was looking at me like she was waiting for me to choose my colored paper first. When I…

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    throughout the course of my life. In the monograph, Forged in Battle, by Dr. Joseph T. Glatthaar, there is a clear vision of what life was like for Black and White soldiers serving in the United States Colored Troops. The monograph places an emphasis on racism, history of the United States Colored Troops, recruitment, training and discipline, the battlefield, prejudice within the service, life after the war, and…

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    Method Participants Both the male and female freshman basketball teams of St. Francis Xavier High School, a local high school, were sampled in the experiment. The high school freshman population was chosen because freshman are typically unexposed to the underlying purpose of the experiment like many upperclassmen may be from higher classes. This could alter the results and the natural human response to the situation may not be shown. Twenty-one total students participated, eleven males and ten…

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    James was a rich non colored man who loved and cared for his son dearly, his name was Arthur. In the last couple of years James and his beloved son, Arthur have not seen each other due to their personal differences. James strongly believed that, “birds of a color stick together” and his son did not. His belief changed when his son was killed by a colored man. This man that killed Jame's son was Kumalo’s only son. James changed his mind…

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    the 1861 there was war for The Civil Rights Movement because people would get disrespected for their color or because of what they looked like. Later Century's past and there were laws that colored people and whites weren't allowed to be together. Also in the 1950's it was a discrimination time because colored people had less rights and fewer opportunities in life while the white people had the best education and the best of everything . If a new movie would come out…

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