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    not come as much of a shock that racism is a negative influence on our personal lives, ideas, and opinions. It seems as if every day many new trending articles appear explaining a controversial situation involving racism, such as riots or a shooting. I believe that if more people understood the underlying concepts of racism, there would be less debating and arguments that cause even more issues. There are varying ideas as to what racism is, but to many people, racism is the belief that a race…

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    believe that our races do not matter anymore and it doesn’t define who we are. Although others may say we are past the age of racism, I still believe that we have not moved on to the post racial era. The topic of racism is still a hot topic for discussion. We may claim that we are not racist and we don’t care about the race, but our unconscious thoughts are still supporting racism. For example: we are talking about globalization and getting all races as one, but when we make friends and hang out…

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    of the progression of technology in the modern days. Whether that be on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, or even in an online chatroom, racism is a widespread issue throughout the Internet because of how easy it is for someone to type something online. The book “Citizen: An American Lyric” by Claudia Rankine expresses many realities where people in the US display racism as a microaggression, which is a subtle, usually distasteful comment about another 's person 's race. One example Rankine talks…

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    According to the article of 'All Lives Matter' vs. Black Lives Matter by Gordon Marino, he states that ‘Black Lives Matter started after the case of Trayvon Martin in 2013 and it creates a debate after that incident. He shows people’s perceptions about this issue. Gordon asserts Ben Carson’s perspective: "The Black Lives Matter movement is focused on the wrong targets, to the detriment of blacks who would like to see real change." On the other hand, Rand Paul says: “I think they should change…

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    The Color of Your Skin & Crash – Film Review Submitted by: Daud Arif “Racism springs from the lie that certain human beings are less than fully human. It's a self-centered falsehood that corrupts our minds into believing we are right to treat others as we would not want to be treated.” – Alveda King Arts and literature always have been a significant element of every society that profoundly captures and communicate the existing elements of the society with reference to time and context. Be it…

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    Racism in sports, as in life, is not a new issue. Domestic and international sporting events have been plagued by major racism related controversies and allegations. Sport is all about having a great time, battling safely,and getting a equal chance, disregarding of your tradition and skin color. Whether you are a player, sport fan, coach or referee, there is simply no place for discrimination or racism in sport. Sports become an indispensable part in our lives. We can watch different types of…

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    Racism in sport in Australia has a long history as stated by the Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC)[1]. Race Relationships within the Australian Football community have proven the significance of acceptance and equality over recent times. The AFL have proven that the indigenous race within the Australian football community suffer from a disadvantage as they present absent from management roles within the sport and often are the victim of racism and stereotypical facts. A disturbing…

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    Racism In Literature

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    but occurrences that happen to people in the United States and South Africa. Although both of these countries are far apart and have culture difference they share the societal evil of racism. Racism is defined as “the belief that all members of each race possess characteristics or abilities specific to that race, especially so as to distinguish it as inferior or superior to another race or races” (Google Dictionary).…

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    by Sue Monk Kidd, which deals with racism and prejudice in the 60s from the perspective of a white teenager, Lily Owens. Racism and prejudice are the most important issues, and probably the main social issues. Racism is defined as: “Prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against someone of a different race based on the belief that one's own race is superior” (Oxford Dictionaries, u.d.). In the book, we clearly see the hatred towards the black. Racism is something that many people…

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    rooted racism that exists within the community of Ferguson. Not only is this racism a part of this particular society’s history but it serves as a stepping stone to understanding the racial tensions that still exist their today. However, the author wishes to convey the idea that although racism is a problem within this nation, that there are other institutional inequalities that have helped prolong racism. Those other inequalities also need to be addressed in order to combat the issue of racism…

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