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    the jews in ways they would never forget. Jews were kicked out of their homes and put into ghettos to live and work in. Hitler issued three types of ghettos: closed ghettos, open ghettos, and destruction ghettos. Closed ghettos are ghettos were closed off by walls or by fences often with barbed wire. German authorities forced Jews living in the surrounding areas to move into the closed ghetto. These ghettos were extremely crowded and were under unsanitary conditions. Starvation, severe winter…

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    Sharon Zukin’s “Why Harlem is Not a Ghetto” explores upon the reinvention and Manhattanization of Harlem. Zukin goes in depth about how Harlem went “from a dark ghetto into a middle-class, racially integrated, cosmopolitan community” (93). She examines the factors that pushed for gentrification, the influence it had on the neighborhood’s metamorphosis, and the effects of the displacement of traditional residents and businesses through new commercial activity. Through her detailed analysis of the…

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    flustered by the question then slowly calmed down. "N-no the food is alright it's just that...I was thinking. Why were you at the Ghetto Heights? I-It's not like I didn't want to see you...it was just unexpected." Leo begins to fidget his fingers hiding his face under his bangs. The red haired man didn't know how to answer instead of telling the truth. "Chain told me you were at Ghetto Heights and that you wanted to see me. I wasn't expecting to see Mr. Drummond with you though. I regretted the…

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    (Shanice) on the floor is shouting at the other “Girl, you are so lucky! When I catch you, you’re mine!” The other female (Daryl) screams “Damn, bruh! Just leave me alone!” You shake your head in disappointment and come to the conclusion that only black ghetto girls fight for no apparent reason. About 20 minutes later you see the video of the same fight all over social media: Instagram, Snapchat, Yeti and Facebook. You decide to comment on the video. All black girls are [explicit]. They…

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    Shedding light on the dangers faced by young African-American girls in the inner city, Nikki Jones writes to a general audience in with her book Between Good and Ghetto. I believe her purpose is to enlighten society on the realities of young African-American women in the inner city. Today, society has marginalized the young African American inner city woman because of her race, her lifestyle, class, and education; without trying to understand why she is the way she is. Not only does society…

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    Here's My Ghetto Analysis

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    by Alicia Keys and Cham, the chorus goes “Here’s my ghetto story, here’s my survival story.” And it is a survival story indeed. The song chronicles their trials and tribulations, growing up in the ghetto and expresses the want and need to get out as well as the eventual escape. This story is not unique to just these artists. Countless children grow up in the ghettos of America, however, not many of them have the privilege of making it out. A ghetto, in the context of this paper, is defined by…

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    idea that Jews were a threat to the German race. The persecution and mass murder sponsored by the Nazis motivated the Jews to resist against the Nazi oppression, both as a group and as individuals. Jews formed partisans and attacked Germans in the ghettos or behind the front lines in the forest. Despite the desperate efforts of the Jews to resist against the Nazis, Nazis had murdered almost everyone involved in the resistance and continued the genocide. Of all the genocides that occurred, we can…

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    There were signs leading into Alexandra or any black ghetto that was in Africa that implied that if you shall enter this presence without a permit then that person is liable for prosecution. There is over one hundred thousand black people all squeezed into a space that is about one square mile. The government was raiding Alexandra and killing people if there passes were not in order or they were taken away. The police when skipped Johannes’s house because they thought there were only children i…

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    First, In Lodz ghetto there were two main death camps named Chelmno extermination camp and Auschwitz -Birkenau extermination camp. Lodz was located in Germany and occupied by the Poland's. There were a total of 68,000 Jews that passed through Lodz. Out of the 68,000 people only 877 survived. Diseases were a major problem. Medical supplies were also very limited and Lodz was very packed. In January of 1942 10,000 Jews were sent to Chelmno extermination camp. In Chelmno the Jews were killed. They…

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    of 1930 in Prague, Czechoslovakia, kept a diary from June 24th, 1944 till May 14th, 1945 while she resided in the Terezin Ghetto. Despite the horrible, atrocious conditions of the ghetto, Eva was considered lucky because she was there for less than year and she was a child. Jewish children in the ghetto received protection from the elders who tried to shelter them from the ghetto and war as well as provide secret schooling. Eva was born to a mother who was raised Catholic but late declared…

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