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    Harper Lee’s To kill a Mockingbird is piece of American literature that follows the story of a black man falsely accused of rape by a white woman. Set in a time period where racism is in in abundance, To kill a Mockingbird delivers the story in a raw and gut-wrenching form that causes the reader to truly face the harsh reality than many African Americans lived. Not only does To kill a Mockingbird cause readers to recognize the idea that racism was a culture in America, the book defies the idea…

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    The Tuskegee Study

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    While during the study which was in 1946 the U.S. government was the one who ordered the public health servers to have black men left untreated to distinguish the effect of syphilis on white and black people. The discovery of penicillin as a medication for syphilis was made in 1942 yet, the study was to be continued as they were commanded to complete the study until they have a strong evidence to prove that black men and whit men did not differ when it comes to disease affecting them. The U.S.…

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    What is a community? According to the American Heritage dictionary a community is: A group of people living in the same locality and under the same government. I have lived in two distinct communities which are the African community and the United States Southern community. What I do admire most about them are hospitality, manners, sense of community, respect, and the desire for learning. However, I will love to improve on my African community the disregard for female education and in my…

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    Black People Image

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    Black people should change the way they represent themselves to have a better image. In society, the black race is negatively stereotyped as uneducated, gang members, drug smokers/dealers. I believe that if black people change the way they represent themselves by focusing and going to school, staying away from gang activities, and stay from drug they will have a better image in society. I do believe that others feel the same way as I do because they aren’t like the average black people, they…

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    Black Twitter Essay

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    Black Twitter Black twitter as a discourse community sounds bizarre right? I know, butt it really isn’t. So what is black twitter? For those who don’t know Black Twitter is a cultural identity on Twitter focused on issues of interest to the black community which consist of a subset of users who discuss Black politics and culture. I became a member of twitter like most to share my outrage and disappointment about the current state of our country and the to my surprise I found I was instantly…

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    Im's Identity

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    The Climax for IM’s identity is seeing the fluidity of the self and identify when he, at first willingly, when he personates Rhineheart. With the simple addition of sunglasses he has a new shell of identity to use. The entire effort to learning the brotherhood ideology disappeared along with the threat of Raz identifying him. When the women come up to him with the barest of encouragement from him she assumes he is the ‘Rhine’. And this theme continues throughout the scene with the addition go…

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    Lucille Clifton

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    African-American writers, Maya Angelou and Lucille Clifton, use their words to express their individuality and the impact of oppression on the lives of blacks. These widely respected poets accentuate strength and persistence through adversity, with a sense of morality. They also touch on the influences of segregation and women’s suffering and inequality. In spite of these, every word read by the reader is analyzed and criticized. Even with such few words, the poems, “won’t you celebrate with me”…

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    Poet Phillis Wheatley

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    Writer Phillis Wheatley was the first African American to be published in the white dominant world where she opened many opportunities for African Americans. Many people were surprised to hear that an african american, who people thought of as unintelligent barbarians, wrote poems that were so popular and well written that people had no other choice but to acknowledge the fact that they too can create great works of art. Although many of the poems that were written are expressed through her…

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    Yasla Ngoma In class Essay Ms.Russo 10.12.2016 A Raisin in the Sun takes place during the mid-sixties, during a time period which was hard for African Americans and even worse for black women because of racism and gender discrimination. African American women didn’t really go out of their way to do something big with their life because there weren’t a lot of opportunities for black women. Mama and Ruth are examples of how limited black women were. Both women grew up in worse situations than…

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    Tarantino grew up in a poor multi-racial neighborhood in Los Angeles where a size-able portion of the community was dominated by art and created and consumed by African-Americans. In his childhood, he watched Blaxploitation films like Shaft, Mandingo, and his personal favorite Foxy Brown; he also enjoyed Soul Train and the 70s music African-Americans were playing at that time. Growing up in a dominant African American culture has helped sculpture Tarantino taste in music, characters, and stories…

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