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since slavery ended, racism is still a profound controversy in the United States today. Charles Blow describes some of these levels of racism and its effects on people in the United States in his article “White America’s ‘Broken Heart’”. The article, as can be deciphered by the title, is about how white Americans today are handling the changing situations of equality in the United States. Blow published this article February 4, 2016, on The New York Times’ Opinion Pages on their website. Many…

Great White Sharks Do you know the real facts behind white sharks? I once thought that sharks were evil or something, until I found out the truth behind sharks. Great white sharks are just a regular creature that are misunderstood from what they really are. White sharks are now becoming endangered thanks to humans that misunderstand them. According to Peter Benchmen’s article “Sharks” he stated that the only reason a shark may attack somebody is because the person looks like a wounded fish,…

This book “Aren’t I a Woman? Female Slaves in the Plantation South” by Deborah Gray White was a great book. Deborah Gray White talks about the struggles the African black slaves had to suffer. The great thing about this book is not only the excellency of Deborah Gray White report and vivid imagery as she for tell the struggle that these black women slaves had to face, but I firmly believe that she can do these women justice because she herself is a black women who will not be biases toward the…

Black White Boy emphasizes the flaws of race and identity by describing Macon’s journey through college. Macon attempts to attack the hypocrisies of white people by robbing them and telling them to apologize to black people. “Day of Apology” encourages white people to go to New York’s inner-city neighborhoods and apologies for everything whites race has done to the black race. Leading up to confrontations between races leaving a harm NYC which makes Macon realize that he is the guiltiest white…

The great white shark: the king of ocean, the evil ruler, destroying everything in it’s path. From the looks of them, it would be understandable to make this assumption. But let’s clear the air for our good friend, the great white. In fact, over 80% percent of shark attacks had survivors. I mean, they lost a limb maybe, but they survived! Sharks don’t like the taste of us, because after taking one bite, they’ll leave. It’s all just a big misunderstanding. They confuse us for seals, their real…

Annotated Bibliography MacEwan. "Black-White Income Differences: What's Happened?" From Opposing Viewpoints in Context. N.p., 2016. Web. 22 Nov. 2016. In MacEwan' essay “Black-White Income Differences: What's Happened?” he argue about his viewpoints about income inequality along in the American society between white households and black households and even after Barack Obama win the election and became a president. He depicts there is no material alterations in past decades. He forces on those…

The effects of white pine blister rust on biodiversity in whitebark pine stands Today we are living in a world of unprecedented and often very rapid change to the environment (Ellison et al. 2005). With the accidental introduction of exotic pathogens into areas they previously did not exist, the forest ecosystems of the world are being profoundly impacted and altered (Tomback and Resler 2007). The introduction of diseases, especially fungal diseases, have in some cases, either entirely…

Children’s Movies – Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Almost everyone has seen at least one Disney film in their lifetime, especially at an early age, however have we paused to consider what these seemingly innocent animated films have taught us? Disney classics, such as Snow White, are one of the many films that could have shaped or opened up a children’s mind. The way each character speaks, acts, and even looks like serve a purpose in each film. Disney film Snow White has various…

review based on a list of novels that Professor Vistain has passed around. I looked around and tried to pick a book and I was not interested in any of them but The Devil in the White City looked interesting as it is mostly based on history of Chicago, and how well written this nonfiction novel is. The Devil in the White City is a nonfiction novel is also divided into four parts, whereas the first three part of the novel is based on Chicago between the years of 1890-1895; meanwhile, the last…

Back in time, black people were not treated equally with white people. Many black people had to suffer with slavery, colonization, education disparity, and so many more abhorrent things. Now, things have changed dramatically. Black people and white people are treated equally, or are they? Many people today believe we have not done all we can do to subside discrimination between whites and blacks. Some would even say whites and blacks are worlds apart. I mean of course we have done a lot to stop…