The Amazing Race

family? Kids today might be confused about who they are and what race to they belong to because of the skin color of their parents, whether they have a black father and a white mother or vise versa. Their parents might not want them to fully understand what race they belong to because they don’t want their kids to start thinking about how society classes people based on their skin color. In result of this, kids don’t know what group or race they belong to because they are part of a mixed family.…

Should you marry someone from another culture, race, or religion? some people say that marriage is complicated. Marrying someone out of your race, or religion would be the worst nightmare ever, and it would be a divorce in the first place. However, marriage is a lifelong journey together which marrying someone with another culture will provide some amazing and enriching opportunities to expand your mind, and change how you view the world. Therefore marrying someone from another culture should…

group ethnicity and race, is still an existing issue in our today’s society. The American rapper Joyner Lucas is best known for his unique video shoots and for his deep lyrics which is expressing all kinds of social and economic issues in his rap song. As we already know, everyone is silent about the racial inequality in our country and no one wants to talk in public about this huge issue. But with his newest rap song, Lucas raps about prejudice, stereotypes, society and race. In his powerful…

Phil, Zoella, Joe Sugg, Sprinkle of Glitter, Linda Blacker, Oli White, Marcus Butler, Pixiwoo, Niki and Sammy, Jim Chapman and The Mandeville Sister are just some of the many famous YouTubers who are a part of this great event. Speaking about this amazing event, Dan & Phil said, “It’s awesome to be part of Stand Up To Cancer; it’s an incredibly important cause. 1 in 2 people will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime, which means most of us will be affected by it in some way, so we all need…

Stereotype, Realism, and the Struggle Over Representation Realism is the attitude of accepting situation. In media today, there is no sense of realness. The media does not reflect the daily life of many American. In real life, there are multiple races and religion but on tv white people are mostly shown. On tv, there are no black people who represent me or act like me. Like in reality tv, there is no realness there. It is just people playing over the top characters in order to get money.…

Baker and brave Langston Hughes embarked on establishing a better life in France. Their identities in America were oppressed and rights were stripped away because of the pigmentation of their skin. It was easy to segregate facilities amongst different races, nevertheless, a skill and the person who possess it can’t be segregated from one another. Jim Crow catapulted these two emigrational moves to France while they possessed skills and talents that became noticeable. Conditions in the United…

inappropriate. In short, he said that this population is overrun by donut sellers (Asians), border jumpers (Mexicans), N-words (African Americans), and the good people (whites). My mom was more appropriate, stating that there is most likely a very close race in the population, but that a lot of people were mostly white. The last person I asked was my grandma, who lives in the Mexican barrio of Fort Worth, Texas. She said that she believed that there were many Hispanics in the world, especially…

My colors sure are hidden! Hidden colors is a documentary backing up the truth of our people of color around the world. The information is discussed through scholars, historians, and social commentators who know the amazing facts of our history. The facts given through this documentary had me questioning everything I have ever learned in a normal history class. For example I was taught “Christopher Columbus discovered America”. When America was already inhabited by Native Americans long before…

David Henry Hwang’s theatre play, M. Butterfly manifests three keywords that have a greater and deeper meaning: race, gender, and Orientalism. “Race is a social construction…” (Hwang) Junaid Rana starts her definition of race by calling it a social construction. Where race was never truly a thing, it is something created to separate cultural and biological differences in a corporate class. Race was not an issue when it came down to deciding Ozawa V. United States in 1922, or even in Thind V.…

With various ethnic groups living in the United States, this country truly is a nation of diverse cultures and languages. However, it was not always like this. In her poem, Angelou conveys her understanding of America’s historical problems regarding race. In the past, it was especially hard for “hyphenated Americans” to peacefully live in America. In fact, anyone who was not an Anglo-Saxon male was treated differently. In spite of everything, Angelou wants people to lift up their eyes and give…