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    In the book “Between the World and Me,” Ta-Nehisi Coates addresses the issue that revolves around the black body. In America we have blacks that live in fear by treatment they receive from education, police, and society due to the color of their skin. Another factor would be how blacks are excluded and targeted from the system all over America. This is a tremendous case that is happening currently in America in which the role of the pipeline is taking its part of. Statistics demonstrate that…

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    that white people think African-Americans are an uncivilised race. In the text No Sugar, white people treat Aborigines as ‘animals’ and they’re legally seen as animals. The Aboriginals have a government department that discriminates them as non-human. “Miss Dunn enters an office with a sign displayed, reading ‘Government of Western Australia, fisheries, forestry, wildlife and Aborigines’.” Davis represents this idea of an uncivilised race through the use of imagery, painting a picture in…

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    utterly crushed with one blow at the very beginning of hostilities. Heaven will bear witness to the righteousness of our struggle" –November 1941 Imperial Japanese Navy Rear-Admiral Ito The Japanese during World War Two believed that they were a divine race meant to rule over the rest of the world as shown by the quote from Admiral Ito, stating that Japan believed that there war was a righteous struggle and that the heavens would witness that there war was righteous. During World War Two Japans…

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    However, the title does not mention the reasons behind the rejection of police claims. This adds to the mystery of Bland 's death. Whereas The Root makes it clear that Sandra Bland was murdered by police, and this murder was a result of Sandra Bland 's race and gender. The title illustrates this; ‘Bernie Sanders is right Sandra Bland would be alive today if she were a white woman.’ The article highlights how Bland’s image does not conform to standards of femininity. Bland is not a white woman,…

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    to Black lives matter activist. He noticed the race problem and was trying to solve it and cure colored prejudice. W.E.B. DuBois was an influential leader, his experience was one of the reasons why he such an influential leader, and he made a great contribution to Black movement. In what ways didW.E.B DuBois actions help with the Black Lives Matter movement? In Modern days today, didW.E.B DuBois accomplish what he believes was a problem about race inferiority?…

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    wanted blacks to attend schools, but to enhance their agricultural skills, whereas W.E.B Dubois wanted blacks to get an education, cultivate the mind and become leaders. In the “African Americans: A Concise History”, Booker T. Washington stated, “No race can prosper till it learns that there is as much dignity in tilling a field as in writing a poem. It is at the bottom of life we must begin, and not at the top” (317). Booker T. Washington was praised by many African Americans and even the…

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    Man Child: A Black Lesbian Feminist’s Response Firstly, Audre Lorde is writing this story around 1970s, that must have been a very hard to be a person of color but, a lesbian in an inter racial, same gender relationship. When she first felt that it was important to make her son stand up to the bullies, i agreed with her. After reading more and seeing how she shared with her son i changed my mind. I was completly with her that her son need to be taught how to be strong as a person of color. It…

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    A prison is a very culturally, racially, and physically mixed environment this can be a concern to the worker. Race has alway been an ongoing escalated problem to which some races do not like other races leading to fights and outburst. Culture is a very indepth meaning to so many individuals which could cause views to become blocked or in a way build a barrier. Physical barriers are inputted when it comes…

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    One of the most interesting part about studying historical events is being able to see the impacts still felt today, from decisions made hundreds of years ago. From the time America got its independence until today, there are still similarities in the equality gap among the population. Granted, the inequality may not be as extreme or easy to see at times, but no one can deny that it still exists. For example, the wage gap between genders, discrimination against people of color, and the defensive…

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    face many racial problems from the Civil Rights movement until now. Dalton Conley (2011) discusses Social Darwinism and how it was the notion that "some groups or races had evolved more than others and were better fit to survive and even rule other races". The cultural relativism should be promoted to help people understand that no race is superior or better than another. However, many believe that black people will never gain full equality in America regardless of the many improvements. The…

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