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    recent report from the Pew Research Center called “King’s Dream Remains an Elusive Goal; Many Americans See Racial Disparities.” The Pew Report found that people from different ethnic groups varied in what they think about the prevalence of racism, and whether people are treated differently by race within particular social institutions. The report also documents significant economic inequalities between whites and blacks regarding wealth, family income, and homeownership. (Pew Report In this…

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    perception devalues Asian-Americans and other groups ethnicity no matter how long they stay in the United States are face the same stereotype. This perception not only to devalue the experience of the other ethnicity groups, and how difficult issues that Asian-American can be to confront. Some of them mentioned the experience the related of immigration and personal account of racism and discrimination in the United States. One of the three conversation documentaries films, Latinos has mixed gap…

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    Race/Ethnicity Memo

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    learned that different race has different values about marriage and families. African American, they have a larger decline in marriage than other race, because of their implications for black families. The economic is also a factor in the decline of marriage. They have a dramatic decrease in income for people without college educations because of globalization and automation. I have learned that in African American families the…

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    Asian American Struggles

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    up to what we have learned throughout the semester till this day. Asian Americans have faced many struggles and difficulties throughout their lives in the United States. All the Asian American communities which include Koreans, Chinese, Japanese, Filipinos, and many more have faced problems with the American communities. The problems were discrimination, stereotyping, racism, education, and finding identity. Asian Americans have faced discrimination with all its kinds. People were…

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    Sexism Vs Racism Essay

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    year old interracial female, I have experienced both sexism and racism in my life. Due to my complexion being lighter I have not encountered racism or sexism as harshly as those who have a darker complexion. Colorism in the African American, Asian, Latino, and Hispanic communities is an issue that is downplayed. Colorism comes from internalized and systematic racist beliefs that lighter is better in regards to skin color. We as a society have been conditioned to believe European features are…

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    The comparison between African-American and white women, all poor and working class, speaks to recent criticisms within feminist scholarship, where Elizabeth Spelman, bell hooks, Barbara Christian, and others point to a distinctly white middle-class bias. Work within recent years by white women and women of color has attempted to open up feminist thought to the perspectives and practices of those who the black man and subsequent police behavior. As Spelman argued a number of years ago,…

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    today, as race is a very vague word with different meanings to different people and racism overall, can be many things. Race can be tied to a person’s origin, language, skin color, place of birth etc. and differs from place to place. For example, Americans view the country of Rwanda to have one race, but the 2 main groups, the Hutus and the Tutsi view themselves as two different races. Racism still seems to be present in 2017 and ranges from a misconception due to a stereotype to the…

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    In the black community it's seems that we are the most critical of each other, especially in relation to White-Americans. We criticize each other for talking “white”, although we are well aware that the slang in which we communicate deems us illiterate by American standards of English. In addition, we judge, point fingers and frown upon each other and leading distant lives and neglecting our responsibility as a family and a community. These cultural barriers and expectations based on who you…

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    they discuss the racial/cultural identity development stages that assists professionals counseling in the multicultural field (p. 358). While counseling white clients, a counselor must examine the White racial identity development model. According to Sue and Sue (2016) state how white Americans experience more nonracist identity then other white individuals (p. 397). In…

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    Classroom SIOP Analysis

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    collected to the following conclusions about my students: • The students population in my classroom is the following: 19 students/ 5 girls 14 boys/ 57%- Latino/ Hispanic - 31% Caucasian/ White -1% Black/ African American. • When comparing the totals with my student population I noticed the verbal/linguistic area is as expected with my 57% Latino/ Hispanic students. All of these students have some sort of support from our schools English language learner teachers and my professional development…

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