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    performance as researcher Min-Hsiung Huang recently decided to ask different type of men a simple question and all had different answers. Sociologist stated that this was happening because there was ‘race silent’ and which makes the other race feel that white are more superior than blacks. When reminded by a different race about your ethnicities average test scores it brings you down thinking you can't grow out of your stereotype and do better things in your life. History plays a big part of…

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    I am white, I am a woman. And I have questions for us all. First my statement of belief: I stand for the rights of all people. People of color, people with disabilities, people with sexual orientation different from mine, people rich in things of the world, people who are poor in things of the world, people with high intelligence, people with low intelligence, people who are wise, people who are foolish, people who are peace loving and people who are fearful. There are two distinct features…

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    She doesn’t accept the norms of being a black wife or black maid. This helps the book show black women that they don’t have to conform. This can be seen as a reason to not like the book because rebellion is not something that people want portrayed everywhere. The historical and social impact that are found within the book deem The Color Purple as a great work of literature. Walker’s brilliant novel contains great rhetorical strength. This includes a certain grace of style and…

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    story is about a group of African American students who are forced to fight each other for the entertainment of the white people. While the black students are fighting, a white naked blond woman enters. As Brent states, “This is an especially intimidating situation for these young African-American men, because they have been strictly taught by a racist southern culture not to regard white women in a sexual way." At the end…

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    really happens in this country. African Americans specifically have undergone gruesome physical treatment such as lynching for crimes that they may have or may have not committed and often crucified by the color of their skin, just for speaking to a white person. Many of these lynchings where publically done to make a mockery of the victims and as a forewarning to other African Americans. Approximately starting in 1882, many organizations and researchers have attempted to keep track of these…

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    the 1960s different people had different opinions on the topic. Some people, such as the KKK, supported racial segregation where the whites and blacks had their own schools, public washrooms, and other public facilities. Others, such as Martin Luther King Jr, wanted to put an end to racism and change people’s minds about segregation. In the 1970s Americans’ opinions about discrimination and segregation changed, and were generally positive. In the early 1970s a majority of white Americans…

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    to her readers that social inequality can eventually lead to destruction ("Nadine Gordimer”). During the late 1900s, the policy of Apartheid in South Africa segregated nonwhite majorities from the white minorities and prevented them from participating in any business or political activities where white minorities were involved (“Apartheid”). In Gordimer’s work of “Once Upon a Time,” Gordimer describes the catastrophic consequences of Apartheid in her opinion by…

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    exposure to my students, I’m afraid that apart from their exposure to me, the students are not being given a diverse education. For one, when you look at the libraries in each classroom, you’ll notice that the main characters from most of these books are white children or adults, and less than five percent of the books (from my observations) include main characters that are Hispanic. What is even more shocking is the number of books where the main character is of Dominican heritage: less than…

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    opposite: popular and surrounded by people he can call friends. He even has a girlfriend who in his opinion is way out of his…

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    She feels that words always have some kind of sincerity and virtue behind them. She learned how to speak out from her grandmother. Since her grandmother was born during the time colored people were slaves, she had a difficult time of speaking out. She then encouraged Janie to speak for herself while others are listening. Janie had learned to keep quiet after she married Joe Starks. Whenever he insulted her, she did not talk back to him…

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