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    appreciation of black” (2012). Some would see her pseudo-white Barbie image as the epitome of white supremacist beauty, whereas, many other new black artists like Zendaya and FKA Twigs choose to celebrate their black beauty by, for example, wearing dreadlocks and…

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    Bob Marley Research Paper

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    “I’m not on the white man’s side, or the black man’s side. I’m on God’s side.” Bob Marley was an extraordinary man that will always be remembered in many ways. He grew up in the ghetto and instead of staying, he emerged from it and made a man of himself. Even though he was not always accepted because of his drug use, Bob Marley went on to become a legendary reggae musician. Born on February 6, 1945 in St. Ann Parish, Jamaica, Bob Marley didn’t have much. He grew up in rural village known as…

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    Thursday, November 19th. It is about 8:15 PM. The Fairmount Theatre is slowly filling itself. The smoke machines give a hazy atmosphere to the auditorium. I take a first sip of my 7$ citrus-perfumed French pale ale, when Mathieu taps my shoulder: "Hey, that's him, right there!" I turn and I recognize him, even from behind. With his windbreaker bearing the XL Recordings logo and his singular dreads, I see Shamir crossing the room, as if nothing had happened, and leaving a moment to buy food at…

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    “Education is that whole system of human training within and without the school house walls, which molds and develops men.” W. E. B. Dubois born in 1868 in Great Barrington, Massachusetts (Collins and Makowsky, 2010, pg. 169), was “a pioneer in service learning, policy and public sociology, and the utilization of methodological triangulation” (Wortham, 2005). He is considered “one of the founding figures in American sociology” due to his application of the scientific methods in sociology…

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    Origin Of Reggae Music

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    For some people it could be a style of music that deals with social and racial issues, for some it could simply be a reawakened form of African music. Reggae music has a very interesting history; no other third world country has evolved in such a way as Jamaica, both as a country and from a musical stand point. The development of Reggae music is reflected upon the struggle against racial oppressions, which has origins in the deportation of many Africans as slaves to the British colony of Jamaica…

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    community, and to give one visions of a calming religious nature. Another one of the Old Testament laws that impacted Rastafarianism was that the cutting of hair or any other damage to man was strictly forbidden, and this is why Rasta men grow and wear dreadlocks. Original beliefs of Rastafarianism were followed from the 1930’s to the mid 1970’s, and can seem very radical, such as the hatred of white people, and the belief that blacks will rule the world and force white people to be their…

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    Don’t you want to live in a world where ideas are shared freely and openly? What happens when a group of people is negatively affected by these ideas being shared? Most don’t realize, but the concept of culture appropriation is clear. Every day the media misrepresents people. We live in a world where some cultures are stolen and then exploited in the media without any other forms of representation. Popular culture has been notorious for stealing ideas from other cultures without thinking of the…

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    MOVE was a black power group established in 1972 that lived together in a row home in West Philadelphia. The members believed in naturalism and were vegan, wore their hair in dreadlocks, and did not use technology. The group mostly kept to themselves and were non-violent, but due to other black power movements such a The Black Panthers, they were considered a threat by the Philadelphia Police Department. In 1977, Mayor Frank Rizzo…

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    necessary. In the past year, both the technology handbook has been updated changing the student incentive portion of the 1:1 program and the attendance policy has been improved by changing statement that may have led to exclusion of students (no dreadlocks). The policy with the most flexibility is (from my perspective) is the absence policy. The policy states clearly when students will be removed from the school for lack of attendance but in reality the school provides a number of chances…

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    Fashion magazines and fats joke lead to bullying, negative body image, and eating disorders. Transphobic language and disrespected pronouns ostracize the genderqueer and force them into the closet. Racist Halloween costumes and white people with dreadlocks mock other cultures and turn people into a neat little commodity they can buy. PC culture seeks correct this and has accomplished a lot in changing language, media, and public…

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