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    chapter 8, Walter talked a lot about Harlem. He started noticing differences between him and Mickey. Walter also noticed that his race played a large part in his life. On page 85, it said that the idea that race played a large part in his life process was becoming clear to him. Walter knew that blacks didn’t have the same chances as whites. He wanted to be without race, because he knew he would never be white. One day Walter’s friend, Eric, told him about a party. A boy named Eddie said that…

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    why the number of Asian Americans is so high), and also the lack of ownership from their past. I learned that Asians Americans have suffered so much not just in the education scenario but also in social life. They were the ones that built the train tracks and I never knew that Asian Americans were the ones that built…

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    for several years. Many Americans believed that after the Civil War and the Jim Crow period, African Americans would be treated the correct and humane. However, people still continue to be bias towards their race. Influenced by the past, these tensions held against the African American race still continue today. There are feelings of racial domination believing that whites control the country. Some whites believe that African Americans cannot participate in a community of an American…

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    lasting impact on blues and folk music. Three top songs that represent Simone’s views on civil rights would be Mississippi Goddam, Backlash Blues, and Got no, I got life. Mississippi Goddam is a song by Nina Simone that is heavily influenced by the race based crimes that the KKK was committing during the Civil Rights Era and also the police brutality that the protesters were facing. It was a major response to the bombing of the Birmingham church that left 4 young girls dead, and also the…

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    Race Decennial Survey

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    The Place of Race in the United States Census Since 1790, the United States Census Bureau has been administering a decennial survey, commonly called the census, to every household in the United States ("1790 Overview"). This survey was established by the Constitution of the United States in Article I Section 2 which requires that a census shall be conducted every ten years and the information collected will be used to apportion taxes and representation in the House of Representatives of Congress…

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    Samba Culture

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    to overcome in order to make peace with everybody’s cultural or race. In a very short time period, Brazil eliminated slavery in 1888 and merged their cultures (black and white) beginning in the 1930’s into today’s Brazil. The “Mystery of Samba” also created a larger impact on Brazil’s perception of mixed race people. Before this, Brazilian intellectuals viewed people who were mixed race as a negative or bad thing. Now, they look at race-mixed people in a new, positive light. Some may even call…

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    was to cause the reader to see what difference they could make in there society. There are many pieces of art such as movies, TV shows, books, paintings and music that all have this same challenge. But more specifically they deal with the topics of race, class and economic status, such dose the book Twilight Los Angeles. There was one movie that I thought relatively quickly where you can see all of these topics come in to play and that movie was the 2007 film Freedom Writers. There…

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    vocabulary associated with the identities of athletes of different races is quite surprising. It’s interesting to see how athletes are depicted in the eyes of other individuals on a daily basis. There were a great deal of people who felt the same as one another, because when brought together in our discussion course particular words stood out. Many of the words were direct correlations to stereotypes that are affiliated with certain races. For African American male athletes football, money,…

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    college education in future. Lamar was actually factual since all the songs that are contained in the album have a complex appearance in the personal and political rims of racism relations. The tracks are dense, historically and academically informed, and they have rejuvenated one great debate about race relations: structuralism versus culturalism. Lamar in his album acts against the form of structural racism existing in the United States while concurrently insisting that black culture itself…

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    Cross Country Running

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    becoming the Varsity Cross Country Coach of the Lakewood Vikings. I would be a good cross country coach because of my coaching experience, knowledge of training philosophies, and my personal success in the sport. I have been an assistant varsity track coach at Capac High School for the past two seasons, and a third upcoming, with my focus in distance events. Also, for the past two summers I have put together the…

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