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    When faced with the difficult reality of mass incarceration, and the high rates of women of color incarcerated in our federal prison system, we are often left wondering what we as mere college students can do. While our position against this unjust reality seems very small, one of the things we can do is provide educational resources to women of color in prison by donating our old books – whether these be our old college textbooks or any. There is very strong evidence out there that suggests…

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    (Rabelais 147), says in the text. “Maids” is just a different form of slavery, who serve other people who are higher in status. Therefore, the notion of having class divisions either through slavery or maids is against the Utopian ideals, in which everyone is…

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    they were treated badly, Freed men of color should be treated the same as whites(CodeNoir). However, these laws were not always followed. While in France there there was one overarching struggle between the privileged and the non-privileged. In Saint-Dominque, there were many different struggles occurring at once. For instances, the white planters saw the French government as enemy, the slaves were fighting against white planters, and the free men of color formed an armed rebellion against…

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    The color of their skin indicates whether they carry diseases or if they are innocent immigrants entering the United States. In 2002, two professors from the University of Michigan, Markel Howard and Alexandra Minna Stern stated in their research that there is persistence in associating immigrants with infectious disease. In Howard and Stern’s research they found that skin color determines if the immigrant will bring into the United States…

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    The Christ Child Analysis

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    and Mary have halos and there are what seems to be angels or people floating around her, this picture invokes what the…

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    The Sleeper Effect

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    “I’ve learned that people will forget what you said people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” This is a powerful quote by Maya Angelou that can be applied to daily life, but also to the complicated world of marketing products in national companies. The main idea of marketing is to capture how certain products make people feel and how business owners can use that knowledge to sell their products. The well-known American retail store Bath and Body Works…

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    master believed that if they let her stay, she will most likely spend time raising her daughter than working in the plantations. I am highly disappointed that back then people would separate families like so. I wonder how Sarny felt when she was old enough to realize her mother was sold. It is completely unfair in my opinion to sell people or make them work for the rest of their lives just because…

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    Slavery Dbq

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    nation, but what many people are oblivious to is that there were still a handful of free African-Americans living in the North. In 1860, 4 and a half million African-Americans inhabited the United States and out of them 221,000 were free from slavery and were living in the North. The states located in south favored slavery due to their agriculture based economy, allowing the North to become an ideal location for free African Americans. Although these blacks were considered free, they still had a…

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    DuVernay, an American screenwriter and director. Ana DuVernay is also known for her contribution Selma. 13th focuses on a single question that many Americans may have: “If the 13th Amendment of the US constitution freed black people, then why are so many black people not free?” The filmmakers examine many hindering factors that the black community have faced or may face in the future. The documentary suggests a critical issue in the African American community, mass incarceration, is a new form…

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    Luther King Jr marched with thousands of people across the city of Washington D.C. Where he arrived at the Lincoln Memorial and gave the greatest speech that went down in history called I Have a Dream. This speech was about how African Americans were not being treated fairly across the United States and that it had to be stopped. Martin Luther King Jr. successfully persuades his audience by using ethos, pathos, and logos by expressing his feelings towards the people that he has a dream that one…

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