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    coming out in a more passive form instead of direct. He states that whites try and assert that they “don’t see any color, just people” and that people “should be judged by the content of their character, not by the color of their skin,” (Silva 1). He argues that this is perfect example of color-blind racism because there is still a tremendous degree of inequality in our society between the White and the colored and yet, White people still claim that it is not out of racism. This ties into the…

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    The Internalisation of Ugliness Postcolonial criticism aims to teach us to read ourselves, revealing our psychological ‘inheritance’ of racial discrimination; the product of a society in which we are constantly subjected to images of whiteness. It addresses the subconscious influence of the media in shaping us to be racist, and indoctrinating victims of racism with the belief that whiteness is the paragon of beauty. Toni Morrison’s ‘The Bluest Eye’ and Alice Walker’s ‘The Colour Purple’ reveal…

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    many schools for blacks, The kids families couldn't afford the cost of school either. The parents also didn't want to send them to school because they need help at home. The blacks schools were also very small and could not hold many students. They whites also…

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    married with a white woman and he is deeply frightened about the racism in this nation. When he was robbed, Celso unconsciously takes the robber as a white male, also he takes every belongs off immediately. Celso’s behavior reveals the conflicts between races, and the robber represents the white-supremacy supporters in the nation. Get married with a white woman means the racism is not clearly representational, however, the conflicts are currently going on. Takes the robber as a white male means…

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    Therefore, the purported inferiority of nonwhites weren’t, and shouldn’t be, seen as equal to those identifiable as white. This division became known as race, allowing the dominant, white race to clear itself of all wrongdoing and prop itself up on the belief that the oppressed exist because of their own…

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    since they were the main targets of racism. I think white supremacy is a good definition for this poem. Do not get me wrong, I am not trying to say or imply that every individual Caucasian feels or believe this way. Back then though people feared what they did not know or just felt that they were better than everyone…

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    As a child, I vividly remember reciting the Pledge of Allegiance every morning in homeroom at Washington Elementary School. With tiny hands over our beating hearts, we began to utter the following words which had become so familiar to each of us, “I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, completely divisible…” No, wait, that is not how it went. It clearly states that we are a nation that is ─ INDIVISIBLE.…

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    that occurred, partially due to the belief in white supremacy, and to go through a spiritual renewal of some sort. Through various techniques, Coates supports the claim that paying reparations is both paying a moral debt and acknowledging past injustices. In the second passage of the essay, Coates uses North Lawndale as an example to support his argument to emphasize…

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    I attended the presentation “Arts & Humanities Dean’s Lecture Series: Courageous Conversations with Theo Wilson.” In this presentation, Wilson discussed the actions and beliefs of the alt-right, a group that endorses white supremacy, he discovered while going undercover . Wilson makes the argument that racism still exists, is now being cultivated, and we must be aware of this issue. The majority of this presentation involved Wilson telling the audience relevant personal anecdotes. He first…

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    at her. The mother understands the harsh reality of racism and the mother’s goal is to educate her daughter about racism in order to prevent the daughter from experiencing heartache. Brown does an excellent job of depicting the “darkness” of white supremacy,…

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