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    famous Martin Luther King Jr speech called “I Have a Dream.” Learning about the Civil Rights Movement provides me with a greater respect of everything that anyone had to go through to be able to obtain respect in the United States of America. Although, does segregation and racism still exist? I remember going to multiple restaurants with the family when I was younger. We would have my Grandma Eva with the family at the diner. I would get embarrassed anytime she would see an overweight American…

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    In the past two years, racism in America has been at the forefront of most political discussions. The reason for this could easily be attributed to the ridiculous number of black men being killed by police in 2014. When it comes to police dealings, most African Americans are wary. LZ Granderson wrote in an article for CNN, “I don't trust cops and I don't know many black people who do . . . When you've been pulled over for no good reason as many times as I have; when you've been in handcuffs for…

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    Racism is the belief that all members of each race possess characteristics or abilities specific to that race and distinguishing them as inferior or superior. Looking back at the history of America, one would notice racism along with discrimination and unfair treatment between African-Americans and whites. This imbalance caused a major movement that would eventually give way to the integrated nation we live in today. Through violent and nonviolent protest, determined leaders, and Supreme Court…

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    Annotated Bibliography Federico, Christopher M., & James Sidanius. Racism, ideology, and affirmative action revisited: The antecedents and consequences of "principled objections" to affirmative action. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 82, no. 4: 488–502, 2002. The article tries to establish the consequences and antecedents brought about by “principled objections” in relation to affirmative actions as advocated for by the whites. The article also examines the manner in which…

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    Racism is the act of one race or religious group believing as though they are superior to another race or religion. In this case, the “superior” race would be whites and the “inferior” race would be any race other than white (Hispanic, african american, asian, etc.) It is stated in a website about race and racism that, “In the U.S., blacks, Mexicans, Chinese and Japanese immigrants were targets of discrimination in employment and property ownership.” This may not be happening in the modern era,…

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    While people start finding reasons for why racism is okay, there is no chance to find a really good reason that can persuade someone to agree with the idea of racism. Racism causes inequality in schools. A students' race is a huge factor at times when they get bullied by another student. Racism causes bullying throughout schools all around the world. Families start to find more reasons to homeschool their children, because of racial inequality throughout schools, and that is one more reason for…

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    Policing, Incarceration and the Prevailing Issue of Racism Until recently, the common practice was to overlook social, racial injustices. In fact, a multitude of people still fail to recognize racism as an ongoing problem. However, contrary to the belief of many, the current issue of racial policing is not so current. Various forms of racial discrimination have continued to stretch across the country for not just years but centuries. The lack of acknowledgement by the majority allowed the issue…

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    Racism In Hawaii

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    years Racism in Hawaii has been gradually growing and has only become more worse than before. The causes for the racism in Hawaii come from numerous reasons. Some reasons being because of the dozens of ethnicities that flood these islands, the disrespect to the Hawaiian people, and the racial tensions between the islands White and Hawaiian people. Racism in Hawaii will continue to be a major problem unless some kind of change happens. One effect of racism is serious counts of violence. Racism…

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    It’s not difficult to see how racism is seen today. Or to see how much coverage that takes place when something has happened in public races. Charles M. Blow said, “Racial inequality is not a trendy issue; it is an entrenched issue”, in his article, “The State of Race in America.” Even before the 2000’s racism has always been an important topic including slavery since the early 1900’s, racism hasn’t changed as far as it not existing as it is. In an article, “In The Black Lives Matter Era...,” by…

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    2942271 English 1301-81043 Professor King October 25, 2016 Racism and the Superiority Complex As said by John Donne in his poem No Man is an Island, “No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent.” Racism is an “island” that isolates one from their fellow human beings. What is racism? Why does the concept of racism exist? What role does the need for superiority play in the way we as humans interact with others around us? How does one’s superiority complex cause…

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