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    White Talk Summary

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    In the article, White Talk, by Alice McIntyre, there is an overarching theme of racism stemming from the idea of white talk. There are several stories, accompanied by reflection from the author supporting the idea that white people try to throw blame on others or distance themselves from the belief of racism. As the text suggests, it is one of the greatest fears of a white person to be labeled as racist and, we as a race, like to come up with excuses to explain that we are exempt from this term…

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    Examples Of Real Racism

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    portrays who the racists are, white people and conservatives. Or is it actually, liberals, blacks and most of the media? Racism has existed since the earliest of times and is still happening today, but lately it seems as if the tables have changed. Starting in the years of the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960’s, racism has been a huge topic for the Black Population of the United States. But all of the racist acts…

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    journey to accomplish them had a lot of similarities. The first similarity was the discrimination they faced. According to the book Gandhi faced racism, “One the journey he was ordered out of his first- class compartment by the train steward at the demand of a white man who objected to sharing a compartment with a “colored” man” (Pg. 151) This shows the racism that was occurring around the world not only the United…

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    Why is Racism still Alive? Many people still argue, “Why does racism still exist?” There has been a lot of controversy that would open one’s eyes about the issues America face with racism. In 1964, the Civil Rights Act was passed in hopes to give minorities rights equal to whites. However, minorities were still degraded and treated unequally. Today, although minorities and whites supposedly receive equal educational rights and opportunities, some whites still view minorities, such as blacks, as…

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    I Have A Dream Analysis

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    history is full of the injustices of racism, sexism, and socialism. As a human race, then, our goal is to free ourselves of these injustices and the only way to do so is to demand freedom for all. Racism is in the world because of the deficiency in freedom being given. In the speech entitled I Have A Dream by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. it states “ This note was the promise that all men, yes, black men as well as…

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    Defining Racism

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    Race is an extremely important issue in the United States. Race and racism are subjects that are brought up during every presidential debate and they are also subjects that are constantly used when writing news articles. Before reading “Define Racism” I believed that racism was using preconceived notions about a group of people to make determinations about an individual who you believed was part of that particular race. Race, to me, was how people either classified themselves or how society…

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    The Florence Tour

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    in a perpetual cycle that works to hold racism in place” (DiAngelo, 66). During the course of the semester our class has dealt with tough but necessary histories and concepts involving race and racism in the U.S. We have continually attempted to engage with, rather than retreat from, the difficult topic of race and national identity. The guest speakers featured in the later half of the class were a beneficial addition to our critical examination of racism because they each presented us with…

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    The Concealed Privileges White privilege is a set of privileges that white people benefit from on a daily basis. It is as if doesn 't exist because it is camouflaged into society and is the sole reason why the United States is not a free country. It has long been a critical issue in our society and while many people have brought the topic to attention, only Peggy McIntosh and Tim Wise have been able to initiate it successfully. They present the image of white privilege in hopes of influencing…

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    Racism: Film Analysis

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    Racism is a huge part of today’s society. After taking the Harvard Implicit Race test multiple times and getting results that I did not expect, I talked with others and did some studying. My results stated I had a moderate automatic preference for African American compared to European American. I do not agree with the results because I am aware of some slight prejudices for minorities that I have. After looking at the selections I clicked incorrectly and noticing that the guy in the picture…

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    Silence in the face of Racism It was just this past Christmas break that I realized how racist my community could be towards people of different races. Whenever we our youth had Bible study, our instructor would make remarks about my cousin, who is half Samoan and half black in regards to his race. He would said, “go sit in the back like how it was meant to be”. Majority of the youth would laughed along with the instructor because it was meant to be a funny joke. My cousin would silently smiled…

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