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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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    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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    group within the Hard of Hearing community. By focusing on three major groups of the Hard of Hearing community. These groups are called minority groups that are subordinates of majority groups in the United States. These groups are very diverse in their own and many people who suffer this disability are part of these groups. I will be…

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    Racial identity development theories According to Chavez and DiBrito (vhbhb) racial and ethnic identity are vital to individual and collective identity overall framework. For some minority groups, racial identity is expressed in very conscious ways. Two conflicting cultural and social influences often trigger this manifestation. On the other hand the dominant groups, especially the white Americans, manifest racial identity mostly in unconscious ways expressed in their behaviors, beliefs, values…

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    historical discriminations, affirmative action has, inherently, built reverse discrimination against Asian and white males. Due to a limited number of accepted applicants in high-level institutions, the preference that affirmative action gives to minorities have had dramatic effects in the acceptance rates based on race, with the Asians and whites face much harder competition amongst themselves. Consequently, as Ron Unz points out, affirmative action serves as quotas on Asian Americans, and…

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    opportunity, being openly defiant or acceptance which is becoming less common in the U.S. today. The dominant group may demonstrate hostility or indifference to minorities through unfair laws, physical separation known as spatial segregation, social segregation, or expulsion in response to social problems. The worst overreaction to minorities is known as xenophobia which is characterized as an almost hysterical response. This reaction can lead to the annihilation of other groups and a…

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    Model Minority Stereotypes

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    hard work and patience among other minority groups in the U.S. So called model minority stereotype. Many people take the stereotype further and argue that since Asian Americans are doing well, they no longer experience any kind of discrimination so no longer need services such as bilingual government documents and public assistance. “Further, many just assume that all Asian Americans are successful and that none of us are struggling.” (Le) The term “model minority” seems benign on the surface.…

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    the only issue. Women and minorities are groups that are simply not identifiable within the STEM field. There are many stakeholders in this matter such as teachers, students, and philanthropies, but the most prominent stakeholder…

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    (Walker, 2011). The Perceptions that claimed that minorities were responsible for the drug epidemic established moral panic in the judicial ideology of sentencing judges, which resulted in higher incarceration and harsher punishments for minorities. (Walker, 2011). The more these negative perceptions grow, the more the system focuses on these races/ethnicities and their neighborhoods. Law enforcements are the ones who have the most contact with minorities due to the decisions of racial profiling…

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    Socioeconomic Class

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    Socioeconomic Class The minorities that live in low-income communities have to deal with lack of green space because it is now seen as an additional purchase in most communities. For those that are low-income typically are located in the city and have to face the dire consequences of local businesses. The businesses can release fossil fuels, chemicals, and other toxic wastes that have negative impacts on the health of many people. Studies have shown that pregnant women prexpose their children to…

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