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    Do Blind People See Race

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    there is an athletic advantage that selected races are perceived to contain. This paper will draw aspects form the Dr. Graves’ papers on Athletic Ability within certain races and on Obasogie’s “Do Blind People See Race?”. The paper will result in a discussion about the inherent ability for people to “see” race and racial dynamics without fact nor reason but rather pressures and inherited stigmas.…

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    Famous Deaf People Essay: Andrew Foster Andrew Foster was an incredibly inspiring, celebrated leader. Foster was the first African American to receive a bachelor’s degree from Gallaudet College as well as a master’s degree from Eastern Michigan University. After his studies, Foster worked as a missionary to the deaf in Africa for over 30 years until his death in 1987. During this time he founded the Christian Mission for Deaf Africans and established 32 schools for the Deaf in 13 different…

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    African Americans was achieved. For generations, black people had been owned by white men, and that was no longer the case. Black people were officially their own people, which was huge progress in the fight for their equality. The end of the fight, though, still has not been reached. Generations of racist legislation and powerful individuals with no regard for the rights of black people kept black people indebted to white people, prevented black people from voting, allowed lynching, and,…

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    The statement “all White people are racist” is something that this society is hearing increasingly. Most the people who say this statement would say that it is not a racial slur, but when you look at this statement it can be considered the same as “all Hispanics are illegal aliens” or “all black people are thugs and gang bangers.” “All white people are racist” is a racist term in and of itself because of the fact that not all white people are racist and come from different backgrounds, so by…

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    negative effect on peoples’ lives. For some people, race creates an advantage or privilege, and for others a disadvantage. Even though, there is no biological evidence that race existents, it is still a big issue in the world. Race is sometimes used as an attempt to explain the differences in people, or as a reason to why people deserve to be treated a certain way. On the website understandingrace.com there are different videos and articles on the concept of race and how it effects people. Also,…

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    “Black people are illiterate. Black people are rude. Black people are ghetto. Black people are ugly.” With the repetitive use of those words, it seemed as if the darkness within my skin was not beautiful melanin, but beastly mud; tainting the pure white porcelain of my ancestors. As a biracial girl in the deep south, it was very hard for me to find and have pride in my identity. Surrounded by a majority caucasian friends, I was stuck in a schlump. What’s so great about being black? In an…

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    I’m In “Advertising and People of Color” by Clint C. Wilson and Felix Gutierrez, the text explains how people of color are severely discriminated against, and portrayed in many racist ways in advertising history. Audiences that consume racist advertisements are made uncomfortable because of unethical prejudices such as stereotypes and jokes against a targeted race. In this paper I will be examining how people of color are portrayed in racist advertisements from food advertisements featuring a…

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    It is crucial to preface this essay with my social location. In doing so I am able to acknowledge my own socialization within our colonial state. I am determined to be an alley with the Indigenous people I share the land and resources with, I respectfully acknowledge Indigenous sovereign rights to this land known as Canada. With this being said, I am a Caucasian women of Ukrainian descent. I would like to insist the reader understand my perspective is one of privilege dictated by the color of my…

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    exotification of Indigenous peoples within Canadian towns was common during the span of McKenzie’s life and benefitted Canada’s Euro-Canadian classes in several ways. Indigenous peoples were believed to be lower-class and uncivilized throughout Canada, by the crown, the government, the media, higher-class or affluent individuals and much of society. Simultaneously erasing and exotifying Indigenous peoples suggested to the public that the ‘old ways’ of Indigenous peoples were being ‘civilized,’…

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    Samir Moussa shared one of his success stories by narrating how he came about his music band name called SANDFLY. While he was in a jungles in Costa Rica, filming a documentary titled The “Hidden People”, a sandfly unknowingly deposited two parasites into his arm which cause deadly disease called ‘Cutaneous Leishmanaiesis’. He only noticed this, when he returned back to D.C. This particular disease has caused large number of people’s lives in many part of the world like India, Bangladesh, Sudan,…

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