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    start off by defining minority, race, and ethnic relations. Minority is defined as a part of a population differing from others in some characteristics and often subjected to differential treatment - Merriam Webster. Race is defined as a group that is identified by color ones skin, physical characteristics, and genetic traits passed through birth - Dictionary.com. Lastly ethnic relations is defined as "The study of social, political, and economic relations between races and ethnicity at all…

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    In Michelle Alexander’s book the New Jim Crow, it goes in depth on the concept of race and how it was formed to classify people on certain social poles. The idea of race is a relatively recent development, which is largely to European imperialism, have the worlds people been classified along racial lines. In America the idea of race emerged as a means to classify slavery. (The New Jim Crow). According to this social law and establishment, people who are or contain African decent are to be at the…

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    allies, it is understandable that they become annoyed that the supportive individuals who receive heterosexual privilege place themselves with the people who struggle with oppression because of their identity. When reading Mab Segrest’s Memoirs of a Race Traitor, an autobiography…

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    In the article “Race and Reification in Science” by Troy Duster, the main argument consists of the idea that African Americans simply have more health problems than other races. Studies show that African Americans tend to die quicker, and have issues of hypertension or heart diseases in their early life. Duster emphasizes the differences between Americans of European decent and Americans of African descent in the field of science, medicine, and society by giving multiple examples of real life…

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    In his argument, Jethro Bunker, despicably expresses his feelings towards races, by criticizing them and placing the “whites” as a supreme race over all by claiming that all other races are “deficient” when compared to “the vastly superior white race”. As Canadian author, Pierre Berton, once said, “Racism is a refuge for the ignorant. It seeks to divide and to destroy. It is the enemy of freedom, and deserves to be met head-on and stamped out.” Those who shelter themselves behind the hateful…

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    It is related to race because I have the freedom to choose all different kind of race of friendship. I have a diversity group of friends during my lifetime. I have white friends, Asian friends, American friends, Latino friends, African American friends, and Native American friends. Ethnicity is also in…

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    To what extent does race, ethnicity, social class and media influence participation in sports and in what ways? This essay will cover the influences of media on the controversial topic of race, ethnicity and the influence it has in the participation of sports within social classes. To understand the influence media has on the progress and development of professional sports within ethnic minorities, be it race, religion or even cultural background, one must first understand the concept of racism…

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    Herman Gray’s chapter Culture, Masculinity, and Time after Race provides his commentary of several researchers’ analysis of black masculinity, it’s representation and role in culture in a supposedly “post-racial” America. The stances that he goes over are made up of several problematic combinations of inclinations towards either cultural or social structural influences with either a more liberal or conservative lens, some labeling racialized groups as “disposable” (101). The goal of these…

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    Martin Luther King Jr. envisioned race equality for all human beings. This ideal was his dream for America. I believe that Martin Luther King Jr. would be ecstatic with the progress that the United States has made in race equality. Today, we have an African American president, and during Martin Luther King Jr.’s era, that was implausible. Still, in some inner cities, racial tensions are high. The Black Lives Matter campaign gives the illusion that racial issues have not been solved since Martin…

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    Race discrimination has become a huge problem. The issue isn’t as bad as it was in the 1900s, but it is still bad. Remember The Titans and Hidden Figures are both movies about race discrimination and how everyone accepts each other for who they are and not their skin colour at the end. But, the way both movies portray the racism is completely different. Characters, symbolic moments and the main idea are what will be the focus. These three topics will explain how race discrimination was back then…

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