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    Feminism is described as “the belief that men and women should have equal rights and opportunities and organized activity in support of women 's rights and interests” ( Merriam-Webster). This term was created in 1872 by a male French philosopher who encouraged a Utopian world. The end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century, Caucasian men fully held the 5. Feminism is what demanded change and gave women the right to run for political positions, changed views on parenting, and overall…

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    Sojourner Truth Thesis

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    Sojourner Truth was born in 1799 and died November of 1883; however, she was known for being a former slave, abolitionist and advocate for rights of women in the United States. Although most people would consider her a legendary figure in the struggle to eliminate human bondage. Truth was born during slavery where she was liberated by the New York State Emancipation Act of 1827. In the Mid 1800’s, she was given the name “Sojourner Truth”, and she started a traveling career, where she toured the…

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    Colorism Vs Racism

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    The various articles included within Shades of Difference discuss the dynamic complexities and differences of colorism and racism, two terms that have been incorrectly used interchangeably for years by society to refer to generalized, racist phenomena. However just like Trina Jones explained in “The Case for Legal Recognition of Colorism Claims,” colorism is the maltreatment of another based on their skin color, while racism is the prejudicial and stereotypical beliefs one holds and perpetuates…

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    Some people were just born into a household of hatred and/or racism. It was taught to tell by their parents and it was taught to them by their grandparents and so on and so on. I mean think about back in the day it was totally “Taboo” for a black woman to shop in the same grocery store as any white people at all. Everything was segregated. Then when the change came for all to be treated equal, some did…

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    Tri Nguyen Binney American Lit 30 September, 2015 The lynching Hysteria Between the 1882-1940, mass lynchings killed many people of all different colors but mostly blacks. Lynching is to hang someone by mob action without legal authority("Lynch"). The problem stemmed from whites not wanting slaves as equals. This was particularly big in the south as they were last people to abolish slavery in the US by force. Lynchings started off by Southerners blaming the newly freed slaves for their problems…

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    Indigenous peoples have been resisting against the colonial drawn borders in both parts of the world. This resistance is seen physically on reserves as well as in legal battle against the powerful federal, states and corporate nexus in North America. While the tribal…

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    “blackness” and “racism” to be connected. The reason for this is because various imbeciles who are racist, sometimes believe that people of other races will not go to heaven. In addition, during the Elizabethan era, large amounts of people believed that black was the colour of witchcraft so it would make sense for an uneducated person of that time to be racist against black people. In Shakespeare’s Othello, however, the motif of blackness conveys a deeper sense, which is then linked to racism.…

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    Intersectionality cannot merely be defined as the recognition of multiple, and marginalized, identities. Instead, Crenshaw asserts that intersectionality must address the fact that each identity impacts an individual’s experience and oppression in different ways, and that to analyze a situation from an intersectional perspective means to investigate acts of individual oppression and the effects of overlap as well. These multiple aspects of an individual’s identity serve to enhance and…

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    Joseph Lu ALARP II IF 8-1-15 Kite Runner Essay Prompt 3 Amir was never truly happy in Kabul, Afghanistan; there was always something wrong, whether it be guilt, betrayal, or societal expectations. For example, Amir incessantly attempted to make his father, Baba, proud of having him as a son; however, he could never seem to truly connect with Baba. Whether it be his courage or his interests in life, Amir was always lacking. All of a sudden, war erupted in Afghanistan; Amir became a refugee that…

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    an opportunity to assert themselves as equals to the dominating, White majority, as well as a way to improve their finances and professional skills, through the many industrial jobs, all of which were geared toward the War effort. Native American people were not an…

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