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    without judging people for what they did or did not have. I believe Atticus sets a great - at the time controversial - foundation for his kids lives, by teaching them to see a situation from others points of view, not judging a person just by their skin color, and to always be the bigger person when others don’t respect or agree with you. One major thing Atticus did to show his kids not to judge others without seeing what they are going through from their point of view was teaching Scout and…

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    pick up their pace, and starts to judge you simply because of your skin color? Brent Staples is an African-American male in the United States of America. Because of his race, he is often accused for being a “mugger”, “rapist”, or a “criminal”. In his essay, “Black Men and Public Space”, he describes various events where he encounters people of the opposite sex, or opposite race that are afraid of him simply because of his skin color. His purpose is to inform the audience of his experiences and…

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    with the type of people or skin color they spend the most time with. For example, if a white person lives in a white family that white person would most likely like white people more than darker tone or black people because of the time they spend together. It seems like a harsh statement, but it is logical to say that because they may not know that basis exists. Moreover, it is terrible to have hidden biases because people or society are one race which is the human race. According to…

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    Dee is portrayed as knowledgeable and intelligent while Maggie is reserved and gentle. Dee possesses a beautiful appearance and lighter skin while her sister feels less of her personal reflection, being too aware of her scars and dullness. Maggie is loyal and affectionate while Dee is thoughtful and too judgmental. In fact, Maggie is seen as a person of weaker qualities while Dee is stronger…

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    emphasizing the fact that they own a color TV, and Robert uses the word swell when speaking. All these clues lead me to believe that the story, “Cathedral”, was set in the 1950’s. The story, “Flight Pattern” is set in Seattle and takes place in somewhat modern times. “Flight Pattern” takes place during the early years surround the terrorist acts of 9/11. This is shown when William seems uncomfortable at the airport and seems to be stereotyping people of brown skin and…

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    Throughout history, there have been multiple struggles among humans against each other. Whether it be by skin color, gender, or mental capability, there have been “groups” of people whom have struggled to be equal. No greater is this shown in America than with race, or ethnicity. While there have been only few times when I have personally witnessed this idea the world refers to as “racism,” I notice numerous accounts of it within the media and the literature in which I surround myself with.…

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    literature to imply that Black people are primitive and discredited them from any achievements. “Noble Savage” is a mockery that depicted an image of an indigenous human being who is not influenced by what the Europeans so call “civilization” and still attain the goodness, the humane nature inside her heart. One noteworthy detail is her skin. Her skin has sores symbolized for diseases that the African continent have to…

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    adult being able to understand more about my heritage, race and who I really am is more important to me. Does my race define who I am? Does my heritage allow me to have some unprecedented upper hand over someone who has a different skin color, hair color or eye color than me? Belonging to a particular ethnic group plays a large role on how individuals perceive and treat each other socially; this influence extends in the home, workplace and the society as a whole.…

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    look more like someone or something else, they allow themselves to make the image whatever they want it to be, which in many cases, involves the lightening of a person’s skin. Another more drastic method of whitewashing is skin bleaching or skin lightening. This method uses chemicals to physically alter the color of one 's skin in order to look lighter or “whiter.” These approaches are some of ways that African-Americans, and those who feel like they do not fit in, try to integrate themselves…

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    transmitted traits that member of society consider important. Race is a social thing not biological basis. Here is why. Race is socially constructed and it was created based on people’s physical attributes. For example people are categorized on skin color, hair texture, facial feature and body shape. While race is based on peoples physically appearance. People’s physical appearance are adapted to the regions they live in. For example, people living…

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