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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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    Affirmative Action is a federal agenda passed in the 1960s designed to counteract historical discrimination suffered by minorities and other underrepresented groups in the United States. To foster diversity, institutions with affirmative action programs prioritize the inclusion of minority groups in employment and education. For example, Affirmative Action programs have allowed minorities entry into certain professions formerly deemed off limits. However, one can argue that affirmative action…

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    Even after the slavery’s abolition in the U.S, different communities such as black and white people lived apart, and that segregation, specifically between minorities in general and especially Blacks and Whites in America, contributed to racism. The minorities as well as black people were so oppressed, even several generations after, the wounds are still active in their hearts. They are victims of discrimination which means according to Henslin “Unfair treatment…

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    Structural Assimilation

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    old system of race discrimination and race prejudice to the new nation of equality of all human beings irrespective of race, gender, religion, ethnic background, country of origin and all other aspects inherent in human beings. The key term here is assimilation. Gordon points on how assimilation of different cultures, social backgrounds, different lifestyles, religions and all sorts of human differences, have been amalgamated to oversee the differences that once formed the basis of hate,…

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    Minorities are viewed as group of people who are considered different from the majority of people of society, and are perceived to have less social power than the normal white person. There are numerous characteristics that allows individuals to be distinguish whether or not they are part of the minority group through factors such as race, religion, culture, and sex. Minorities typically do not have the same social power as the normal white person would have, and thus be placed at a disadvantage…

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    Ayn Rind's Anthem Analysis

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    men are created equal, but not all men are treated equal. As soon as the baby pops out, it is shackled and branded with labels of sex, religion, race, region, labels that cast babies into the minority or the majority just after birth. The baby then grows up into a world where it may discriminated against, shunned away, treated unequally. Where does the small minority population of a country go to protect their rights when the majority rules the country? The government should be an elected…

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    9/11 Anthropology

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    on the prospects of ethnic minorities across Western societies. __________________________________________________________________________________ Multiculturalism has been happening for countless centuries, however the amount of it has drastically increased in volume since the post-war era, mainly as a result of refugee’s and issues that came along with the cold war. Since the first Iraq war, and general the modern period after the cold war, many minorities from non-European…

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    AFFIRMATIVE ACTION Affirmative action is reverse discrimination, it favors minorities who struggle in trying to get employed or an education. Anyone can go through this, it is not just one race. This started on March 6, 1961 when President John F. Kennedy signed the Executive order 10925. This encouraged many to not discriminate people for their religion, color or background. Affirmative Action is not necessary because it is very unfair to most of the kids who wake up each morning more…

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    of policies implemented by the government to reduce discrimination among minorities (Bailey, Ellen and Flynn). Affirmative Action calls for non-discriminatory selection from mostly the workplace and college, which assures minorities that their skin won’t be a factor in the selection process. The Government, through Affirmative Action, also requires management of certain businesses to hire a certain number of every minority race. Given that Affirmative Action affects how you get into college and…

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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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