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    the United Sates after the colonization period, minority groups have suffered through appalling circumstances mandated by White Americans. They were targeted for discrimination at early ages regardless of gender, and these acumens varied from verbal confrontations to violent deaths. The reasons as to why minority groups had to undergo these preposterous events were only because of the difference of skin color and distinct language. One specific group that agonized during the 1800’s were Mexican…

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    gender, and other minority groups play a key role in politics, significantly in Britain. Three specific chapters from Sex Lies and the Ballot Box: 50 things you need to know about the British Elections, shed light on the key roles of ethnic minority MPs, gender differences in voting, and ethnic group norms, which effectively illustrate the importance of these elements in political system in Britain. Maria Sobolewska, author of the chapter titled “The British Obamas: Ethnic Minority MPs,”…

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    Having experience discrimination within my own minority group has made apparent that I need to be more aware about subtleties that happen within a minority group. I came in with assumptions about my own culture, ignoring all of the changes that happen as an individuals adapt when they migrate to another country. Individuals assimilate the culture they are now in and see themselves different form those that just came to the country. This is especially true with families that have been in the…

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    level. People discriminate in different ways, some aim to benefit minority groups in society, while others aim to obstruct the minority. In order to achieve equality between all, as is arguably required in in a democratic society, it is necessary for the State to intervene for the good of society. The principle of affirmative action is an example of discrimination in society. It is instituted on the basis that it assists minority groups who lack equal opportunity. The purpose of affirmative…

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    is the belief that one race is inferior to the other. It can be expressed through blatant statements and actions, but more commonly expressed in our society by the way that minorities are affected. The word minority includes the races, ethnic groups and social classes that experience discrimination. In our society, minorities are oppressed in the educational system. They are not given equal opportunity, and their culture and experiences are deemed less important than the dominant culture.…

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    The government is able to control them when they are locked up in these institutions. This is illustrated through racial profiling and terms such as “driving while black”. In conclusion, blacks are being overrepresented as well as any other minority groups in the prison system allowing the government to control these individuals. Paul Grimes and Kevin Rogers focus on the growth in the prison population describing the “get tough on crime” policy as problematic. There has been an increase in…

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    action is about opening up equal opportunity and ensuring that equal opportunity with equal results. Also, affirmation is to improve economic and helps out women and minority groups. 1) People against affirmation action say that this particular act "Divides society along lines of race, ethnicity, gender, and nationality" by forming groups whose membership are controlled by those labels. It is practically agreed that affirmation action is provoking ethnic tension caused…

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    discrimination against, minority groups. By communicating the experience and impact of institutionalized discrimination through dramatic…

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    climate that minority groups put their selves into can influence their motives. If minority hangs around with minority groups their motives, and standards can become low, because everyone else in the group will be on just about the same level. If a minority was hanging around with the majority group, he or she motives will be a little different. They will strive to act and perform their best just as the rest of the non-minority. This can also work in both ways for both of the groups. Also…

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    Affirmative action is important in higher education for minority groups in that it is a critical need to successfully develop role models and achieve diversity. According to the United States Census Bureau, more than half of all U.S babies today are people of color, and by 2050 our country will have no clear racial or ethnic majority. Communities of color are tomorrow’s leaders in many areas in society. For years minority groups in the United States are generally disadvantaged in reaching their…

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