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    Rosa Lee is an African American woman. She learned many lessons about what is to be African American in society. For instance, Rosa Lee at an early age learned about the rules of attraction and prejudices of being a certain shade of color. A light skinned Africa American was seen as more attractive than someone who is dark skin. For example, at thirteen a friend of Rosa Lee at that time informed her that boys had more of an interest in girls who were lighter skinned. These lessons about race had…

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    In the past, American called Asian Americans “Oriental”. Since the end of nineteenth century, Asian Americans have been excluded and repressed in the United States, in 1882 America released the “Chinese Exclusion Act Chinese”. By this influence, the immigrants with the East Asian descent are defined as "non domestication" and are deprived of their citizenship by naturalization. Those Asian Americans who living in overseas, can only as a second-class, even…

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    An Implicit Association Test (IAT) measures the strength of any given association (Weiten, 2012, p. 533).For example, an IAT that measures associations between races can show that a person pairs images of blacks with negative things and pictures of whites with positive things . Implicit attitudes are the reason that Universities feel the need to prepare its minority students for the racial tensions they will encounter; this is the reason I had to be prepared by college admission officers to deal…

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    and tolerance, I have become spoiled with the delights that this age and my skin color have given me, overshadowing any kind of bigotry and discrimination that still exists. Although I have seen news reports and historical re-tellings of African Americans facing prejudice, I have never seen this situation through the eyes of these victims, until I read Song of Solomon. During its first 112 pages, the novel Song of Solomon ensnares readers, such as I, into a world where men and women are…

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    stems from her dependence on white figures who exerted considerable control over her work” (Meisenhelder 268). Hurston depicts counterstories throughout Mules and Men in an entertaining forum, so as not to offend the dominant group that controlled her profession and thus restrict the opportunity to illustrate the counterstories of individuals who had been forced, for no other reason, to live an oppressed life due to the color of their skin. Using the African Americans she encountered and their…

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    However for African Americans this is not the case. African Americans are portrayed as successful and educated on cable shows. One possible reason for this may be that the media is trying to give off the idea that racism is not an issue anymore. On the contrary, the way African Americans are represented on cable news is vastly different than how they are represented on television. African Americans are twice as likely to be shown on the news for a violent crime than White Americans. (Video) This…

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    something to do with people of color not being thought as on the same level as those who are white. According to the Washington Post “The report showed that even after African Americans find work, they earn less than white men with the same level of education.”(Matre 2014) Throughout history we have always seen whites held higher than blacks. I think that our society is being conditioned to try and keep white superiority over everyone else. It is getting better slowly but surely. I do not…

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    need to sleep with a fellow Native American woman while struggling to hold unto his marriage. He does this in order to find a better sense of his own identity and heritage. It seems from the very beginning that Runner would have issues with his race and identity. He described his mother by saying, “Velma, my dark-skinned mother, was overjoyed by my choice of mate. She’d always wanted me to marry a white women and beget half-breed children who would marry white people who would beget…

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    Every culture throughout the world has a different perception of what beauty. Some cultures, such as the African American culture for example, express beauty by showing off wealth and expensive features. In an image captured by C.E. Gomes, there is a Swahili woman posing gracefully with several extravagant accessories, such as multiple necklaces around the neck of the woman, along with a bracelet on each of the woman’s wrists. The clothing style of the Swahili woman is very elegant, with…

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    Across the board, Asian Americans outperform all other ethnic groups in education. They also choose to enroll themselves into upper level math courses when offered more often the other ethnic groups, as well as, do twice the amount of homework when compared to other ethnic groups. Asian Americans represent just roughly two percent of the nation’s population. However, the number of Asian Americans that are freshman enrolled at universities and institutions across the nation have a much stronger…

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