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    Micro: Symbolic Interaction Language/Experiences: “Incident”, the poem without a doubt shows racism, I think specifically colorism very clearly. Poor young kid had to experience one of the most shocking and maybe hurtful moments in his life. Discrimination is taught to us by how society treats a certain race on tv, media, and even in religion. The person who was saying this very hurtful word had just changed this young person's view of society and maybe even the young kid's world view as a…

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    How Social Stratification Influences My Life Factors like income, education, and overall wealth and power, as well as skill and race influence how a society categorizes its people into rankings of socioeconomic tiers, referred to as Social stratification. Systems of stratification are either closed or open. Closed systems allow for little change in one’s social standing, where open systems allow interaction and movement between layers. An example of a closed system is a caste system, as one…

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    Black Lives Matter emerged out of police officers murdering unarmed black men specifically, and the justice system not punishing the shooters. Multiple cases like Eric Garner where 8 armed and trained officers choked an unarmed black man to death for the crime of selling dollar cigarettes (CNN). The movement first came about after the George Zimmerman case where an adult white male followed a young black teenager shooting him multiple times and killing him simply because he wore a hoodie. This…

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    Family Assessment

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    Introduction The family assessment is developed to assist the social worker in cultivating a therapeutic relationship approach to care. The use of the assessment tool provides an informative approach of care for multiple cultural backgrounds that a social worker may come into contact with while providing services. Clark, 2002 states, “A succinct knowledge of trans-cultural or multicultural setting within the healthcare realms is helpful in bolstering efforts towards attaining the primary care…

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    Affirmative Action and Refugees of Color: Starting the Conversation Dorian Brown Crosby Janita Bah ABSTRACT African Americans are the typical group that comes to mind when the words affirmative action are mentioned. Although white women were the initial benefactors of the policy, the most publicity surrounding its usage has come in the applications of African Americans and other marginalized groups into institutions of higher education. One of these marginalized groups is refugees.…

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    Florida State University: Bachelor of Social Work Personal Statement It is hard to imagine how different my life would have been without the presence of the social workers who I met along the way. At the time, I did not really understand what it took for them to get to where they were, nor did I understand exactly what they did. All I knew was their ability to make me feel important, cared for, and optimistic during points in my life when I was none of those things. The reason I am applying…

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    A patriot of the United States is one who would sacrifice their life to uphold the liberties that this country stands for. If this is the definition that we go by, then William Wells Brown’s character Clotel, in his novel, Clotel, is a fine example of a patriot. In Brown’s novel, Clotel’s family is under the stresses of the institution of slavery in the United States. Clotel’s family must face separation, injustice, and countless humiliations and trials. Brown’s character of Clotel makes the…

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    minorities that arise many problems among their communities. As the study “LATINOS AND BLACKS: What Unites and Divides Us,” mentioned the key differences that distinguish most of this minority are “language, classification, identity, immigration, colorism, the U.S. system and culture, and…

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    Eurocentric Standards

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    making your children aware (ex. weight, skin color, and etc.) of their appearance “flaws” throughout their life is accepted. Negative psychological effects of the enforcing of Eurocentric ideals are low self- esteem, bad body image, self-hate, colorism within own race, losing ones’ racial identity, mental health issues (ex. depression, anxiety, and etc.) developing eating disorders. In addition, people of darker than desirable skin may have difficulty finding a partner and job opportunities.…

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    Race and Racism “Racism springs from the lie that certain human beings are less than fully human. It 's a self-centered falsehood that corrupts our minds into believing we are right to treat others as we would not want to be treated”. Racism feeds into the egotistic minds of people who believe they are superior to others because of their own race. Unfortunately, there are not any clear answers about why people have these traits and choose to believe them. The only thing we can do is understand…

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