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    Land”, it quickly became clear that her argument was that South Asians have been facing being “others” in Canada even if this was their home country. She shows this “other-ing” all through history up until today. Through looking at comments made by white, Anglo-Canadians, to the stereotypes South Asians have, and the questions asked, such as “where are you really from?” it is clear that South Asians have indeed been others in their own land. I was able to relate to many of the issues mentioned…

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    Magua Character Analysis

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    The protagonist of the story is a white hunter named Hawkeye; he shows superior knowledge about the natives, their home, and he also shows the ability to break racial barriers. Hawkeye states that he is only white and has no Native American blood even though he is great friends with the Mohicans, Chingachgook and Uncas. Since there are large culture and lifestyle differences between the whites and Native Americans a barrier is formed, but Hawkeye breaks the barrier by befriending two natives,…

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    Staging the Legacy of White Masculinity: A Dramaturgical Reading of Faulkner’s Light in August In Light in August, Faulkner adds an ensemble of characters to his fictional town of Jefferson, Mississippi. Perhaps the most intricate of these additions are Lena Grove, a pregnant woman who enters Jefferson in search of her unborn child’s elusive father; Joe Christmas, a racially ambiguous man whose questionable blood triggers his alienation; and Reverend Gail Hightower, a defrocked minister whose…

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    regarded by many of the characters as such; but she believes that if she were to have a pair of blue eyes she will become beautiful, and in turn the ones around her would treat her without disdain. The novel starts with the description of the ‘ideal’ white family; a father, mother, son, daughter, and their well behaved pets a dog, and cat, and they all live in a nice comfortable house. Since the novel takes place in…

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    problem is strongly demonstrated in American Cinema. Christina Hoag (2016) states in her article, Diversity in Hollywood, “White males still dominate virtually all aspects of [the film industry].” Recent events have led to the discovery of unfair wages between male and female actors to racism in today’s award shows. In years prior, laws had to be placed in order for women and non-whites to have rights in America. The film industry solely relies on backlash and the hope that the film community…

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    Differences In Fashion

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    we just “subjected to labels and stereotypes” or do we have free will to navigate and differentiate ourselves from others? Bourdieu (1977) analyses this issue by defining the term ‘habitus’ from his perspective. He demonstrates the subject of how people naturally attach to this ‘social order’ through our cultural discourses of class, race and ethnicity. (Bourdieu 1986, cited in Distinction) In addition, Bourdieu illustrates the representative nature of culture as a ‘rigorous science of art’…

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    but Tuesday's conversation exposed a disgusting amount of hatred and ignorance that I simply couldn't ignore. In that moment, I felt the need to stand up for every minority, specifically African and Native americans, in order to fight against the white ignorance that a handful of my classmates exuded. The following paper is a direct response to the unmistakeable stupidity that a select amount of my classmates argued. Firstly, it is never acceptable to project racial slurs or stereotypes. My…

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    Grandmother's Victory

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    orientations, races, and backgrounds are subject to racism everyday of their lives. It is sad that policeman are guilty of institutional racism. “The Stephen Lawrence case saw five white youths get away with the murder of a black boy because of the way the police handled the case” (racism).…

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    Privilege is a special right or advantage granted to a particular to a person or a group of people. Living in America and having the skin color of white is an advantage compared to other people of different skin color. White men have a higher privilege than white women though. Women don’t have the privilege for paid maternity leave in the United States except a few states. In the article I have supplied about maternity leave, it focuses on the dad’s long-term engagement with the child. This…

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    it is probably one of the hardest thing that you will be able to escape . Weather you are white or black because if you are white then you will always be a racist well a lot of white people are in people of color eyes . If you are a person of color you will never be able to escape it even in your own community especially if you are mixed, because if you are mixed then to a lot of people of color you are white. Hansberry uses race in a very well in raw way there are a lot of point in the story…

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