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    I feel that being black has some negative aspects like racism, discrimination, judgment, and segregation, but it also has positive aspects like our unique culture, identity, and ethnicity. “The definition of a being black person is a person with dark skin who come from or whose ancestors came from Africa” (The free dictionary). Being black is someone of African ancestry. I feel that being black is an overall excellent quality because it makes us who we are as people in this type of society.…

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    is being represented as a theme in the book, Always Running by Luis Rodriguez. In chapter one, Luis and his family moved from Mexico to the US because of financial problems. Because of moving there, they are being discriminated because of their ethnicity and for speaking Spanish as their first language. The theme of this chapter is that racial discrimination has happened long before and is still happening today in our society. Luis suggests that this type of behavior will not only cause a very…

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    same beliefs. People with the same skin color still have diverse geographical and cultural backgrounds and Berger adds “dark-skinned people whose ancestors were not African share neither culture nor ethnicity with Africans”. Because there is such diversity in the United States and different ethnicities living here, people are more likely to come from mixed ancestry. The US Census would like to know the makeup of the United States but by asking people to pick a race they may fall into, publishes…

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    You are strolling through the streets and as you are walking through messiness you see a lot of different people. Some of them may be Europeans and Asians, others may be Americans and Africans. Some may be a company director, who hasten to a business meeting. Others may be ordinary workers, who want to have a family supper after a long, busy day. All these people look very different. They all have their own story of life with some problems, different experiences and knowledge. At that moment you…

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    can patch America together rather than create more scars. Diversity and Society: Race, Ethnicity, and Gender is a book that helps readers understand the world they live in. It goes into great detail about the history in race and ethnicity, the economic recession, and major dilemmas in the world today. Chapter four, “Industrialization and Dominant-Minority Relations,” shows hate crimes involving race, ethnicity, religion, disability, and sexual orientation in 2010. Half of the hate crimes was…

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    shouldn’t be used based on someone’s ethnicity. The author then went on to explain that the definition of “underprivileged” didn’t fit who she is just because she’s of Latino/Hispanic background. Rodriguez also explained that researchers found that labeling these students as underprivileged can give them lower self-esteem, and that colleges should not automatically send out these brochures that are entitled, “Helping Underprivileged Students,” based on what ethnicity box they checked off during…

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    looks or have you gone through things you thought were harsh to you at the moment ? When in reality you do not exactly know what harsh is unless you were a Japanese during WWII. Take a look, more of a consideration the way the U.S. made the japanese ethnicity/ancestry feel. For a while we have been reading many articles about what happened in the internments and how japanese felt and many of them have themes that they share. The texts Farewell to Manzanar, “Why Children Did Not Knock At My Door…

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    on ground which embraces its implicitly essentialist and homogenous view of ethnicity (Elam & Fenton, 2003). Ethnic matching may be proven deprivation in which participants hardly feel assured by the promise of confidentiality, or in which they prefer to express their different opinions such as the topic concerning religion or gender relations. The target and cons of matching the researchers and participants by ethnicity, language, and other characteristics need to be taken into account…

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    how it's not okay because it's not the norm. Specifically for The Help the race of the maids is black which automatically makes them below the whites. Along with their race comes their ethnicity and because they may have different cultural practices then the whites they are also looked at as inferior. Race and ethnicity then pulls in social structure. Since the maids such as Minny and Aibileen have different physical and cultural traits they are instantly put lower in the social structure,…

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    identity and where they come from. She created the honest truth on the true history of whiteness. I personally enjoyed the video because I learned more about part of my ethnicity that I did not know before. Being mixed with white, black and Native American I’ve never had the chance to know the full background about my ethnicities other than my African American side. So to here Mrs. Painter tell the history behind white people had a huge significance on me. There was a point in the video that I…

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