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    Water In Haiti

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    period. However, the Haitian slaves revolted against the French colonial rulers, resulting in the first complete successful slave rebellion in history. However, the cost of the war, natural disasters, and a French "independence tax" crippled the former colony, leading to an almost instantaneous decline in the country's wealth and prosperity. Today, Haiti has the shameful title of the poorest country…

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    The world of the Americans was at an all time high between 1785 through 1817. People had racial problem between the Native Americans, African Americans, and foreigners coming from Germany and Ireland posed a threat to white Americans and their government they created. The African American race was at bottom of the social value in America society and they face a lot of challenges due this period of slavery expansion. Through the time period of 1785 through 1817 slavery expanded frequently through…

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    institution was also attained. After Haiti attained independence, the Haitians assumed control of their own government, set up an empire with Jean-Jacques Dessalines as their emperor, and secured equal rights, trials, and punishments for blacks. The third prerequisite - fundamental change in social institutions - was achieved too, through the abolishment of slavery, improved life expectancy, reimbursement for forced labor, and freedom of religion. The independence of Haiti required the violent…

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    In a Western society of racial discrepancies, it subsists analytical to evaluate and acknowledge the experiences of African Americans and their descendants. Within a racist society, European Americans categorize and preserve prejudice towards the African race – prejudice that belittles their freedom and rights. In this paper, I will evaluate African American’s discrimination through connections between the Agustin Laó-Montes essay and the “Black in Latin America Episode 3, Mexico and Peru: The…

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    The American Colonization Society was established by Robert Finely in 1816. This is an organization founded to help free African American slaves. The idea was to give the African Americans slaves the chance to emigrate back to Africa. The goals of the American Colonization Society were to free America of slavery and colored people. The first thought of the removal of slaves was during the colonial era. The Euro-Americans wanted a predominant white culture, so the idea grew more and more over…

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    Cultural Competency Model

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    Cultural Competency Guidelines Cross Model of Psychological Nigrescence The Black identity models are the models that I would most likely apply to myself. Specifically, I would utilize the Cross model of psychological nigrescence (the process of becoming Black). The Cross model was first developed during the civil rights era and contains a five-stage process in which Blacks in the United States move from a White frame of reference to a more positive Black frame of reference (Sue & Sue, 2016)…

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    is why do Americans celebrate black history month and is it still necessary. That answer is yes we do need to celebrate, some reasons why are that stereotypes of black Americans have to change, confidence in young black women and men needs to increase and notoriety of what blacks have done in history need to continue to be recognized. Now lets take a more detailed look these reasons why black history month is still necessary The first reason why black history month is still need to be…

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    The angles which attempted to justify slavery was based off of ignoring and the manipulation of facts or religious beliefs, which still did not fully make slavery ethically acceptable. Those who were slaves and witnessed or experienced the actuality of the situation were able to uphold the wrong that was conducted through slaveries existence, which ultimately aided their racial freedom. The enslavement of African Americans was looked upon through multiple angles and those who attempted to…

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    Why is there so much violence in African American communities? Violence in African American communities can stem from a variety of things. Some children have been treated badly, while others have just been raised poorly. Also, role models and the people in the environment plays a huge part on the outcome of how violent the neighborhood is. Being in gangs and acting violent towards others in the neighborhood can be something that happens for attention or “stripes” in their neighborhood. Young…

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    Beyond Mountains by Tracy Kidder is a biography written in 2003 which presents the beliefs, goals, and life events related to a benevolent Haitian doctor named Paul Farmer. In this book, Kidder travels with Farmer to Haiti to observe Farmer’s work towards curing the people of Haiti. Whereas Farmer and the other Haitians are idealistic people, Kidder initially struggled with seeing the reason behind Farmer’s endeavors to solve the Haitian medical crisis. However, he eventually discovered that by…

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