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    Most of the participants stated that they had observed no differences. However, there was one participant that had observed some inequities of other ethnic groups by their administrator. P7 was one of the participants that felt her principal treats her just like all of the other teachers by stating, “I have not encountered such. My administrator has always treated me the same as my non-African American counterparts.” P1 was very to the point, with no elaboration on the subject, “No.” P2…

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    traditions of a particular group of people. Racism and ethnicity exist in quite blatant and subtle forms. They usually lead to negative consequences for the group that does not belong to the dominant culture. The contemporary…

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    My ethnic groups are Maasai from Kenya and Zulu from South Africa. Maasai is the smallest ethnic group in Kenya, they make up only 0.7% of the population, but they are the most well-known tribe in Kenya. Zulu is the largest ethnic group in South Africa, which make up approximately 22% percent of the population. Furthermore, the Maasai and the Zulu are two different ethnic groups in two different countries, however, there some similarities in them. This paper will focus on the culture and…

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    Central America. Each group had their own reasons for coming to America whether it was to flee religious persecution political differences, or escape their own poverty-stricken countries. However, each group thrived (or failed) in different ways; which group of immigrants prospered the most? Looking at the different time periods, the reasons an ethnic group came to America, the life they have here, and how they were treated/viewed by Americans will provide insight into the groups that did the…

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    On a daily basis, food is a huge part of our life, (where) wondering what to eat (constantly) fills our thoughts. In modern culture, we have the ability to choose from a plethora of options, whether we feel more like (it is) Chinese or Italian food. In the western world, we are blessed with these options from (due to) the mass immigrations in past generations and the hybrid cuisines of new people coming in today. Although immigration has allowed us to be introduced to foreign cuisine, the…

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    first season of F is for Family, I observed how it portrayed race, ethnicity, and class. The show has some interesting ways of how it portrays these races, ethnicity, and class. The course terms I used from chapter 9 were race, dominant ethnic group, minority groups, prejudice, segregated, and stereotypes. Course terms I used from chapter 10 were sex, gender, masculinity, femininity, sexism, and feminism. I concluded that this sitcom somewhat accurately portrays how people treated people based…

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    form families since some individuals are more oppressed than others. Women in the United States are also oppressed; you have white women getting an education and career where the immigrant women do their home jobs. Feminist Rethinking From Racial-Ethnic Families by Maxine Baca, explains how there is oppression from women to women. Having this issue is a problem because this alienates certain women from ever having an ideal family lifestyle. People are exposed to different types of oppression due…

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    government inaction allows other crimes to be committed against them. When a civilian kills a civilian, it is a crime. When law enforcement murders a civilian, it is justified. In the end, racial profiling is plain racism, a way to characterize a group of people by their skin and not their…

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    China’s ethnic composition is much homogeneous with 91.9% of population being Han peoples, other ethnicities are Hui, Mongols, Zhuang, Miao, Tibetans and Uyghurs. Some ethnic groups are more distinguishable due to physical appearances and relatively low intermarriage rates. They have intermarried with Han Chinese, and have similar appearances. They are less distinguishable from Han people, especially a growing number of ethnic minorities are fluent at a native level in Mandarin Chinese. In…

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    the way you spoke is how they classified you. Life Chances Life chances can affect everyone based off your cultural and society you are reared along with or even your family influences. Our life chances can be affected by our rank in society, our ethnic background, even physical appearances. In my life experience I have had a lot of great opportunities with my family. I…

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