Mohan Vs Liederman

Also, the white people must realize that their lives are bound with that of the black people.

Part 5: Connect the argument with facts that prove your points. Note the areas of objections and offer concessions if needed.

1). List and explain one concept from each chapter reviewed and how they connect to the facts of this case.

Moving forward, I feel that the most important thing that our country needs to do now about race is to come together as a unit, especially in the wake of the recent most presidential elections. Now President Donald Trump evoked a lot of emotion from multiple ethnic groups and I believe America is becoming more and more divided. It is important for individuals of all nationalities in the United States to come together to show the world that no matter our skin tone we are all human, in an attempt to heal the wounds brought upon by the election and events surrounding it.

The first step to becoming an ally to People of Color is to become educated about the issue- to understand that racism did not disappear with the Civil

Describe how you think this debate engaged with the course readings.  Do you think the debaters dealt with the substance of the readings? How could they have improved their use of the course readings while debating?  As you answer these questions, be sure to describe the central thesis of each of the course readings and how the debate topic and arguments related to those theses. Excellent answers will directly quote the course readings. (15pts)

This study guide will prepare you for the Final Examination you will complete in Week Five. It contains practice questions, which are related to each week’s objectives. In addition, refer to each week’s readings and your student guide as study references for the Final Examination.

Describe what the fundamental issue(s) were that formed the basis of this case from the point of view of the plaintiffs. For this assignment, please discuss this in humanistic terms – not legal technicalities – so that we may understand the dynamics that led L. C. and E. W. and their advocates to seek legal remedy in the first place.

While watching the LA Riots Documentary video and reading the Rodney King’s article I was able to find some actions the community can do to keep concord between races. First of all,

IV. Preview: In order to discuss this topic, I will cover these three main points.

While an ally might be aware of colorblind racism they must realise that being aware without putting in an effort to interact with people of color only perpetuates white habitus. For example, an ally can’t simply say that they’re okay with having minority friends, but when promoted about them say things like “ ‘I’d have to say my three best friends are white girls, but I definitely had an excellent girlfriend that was African American’ “ (127) only to clarify that they never really hung out with that black friend. Statements like these only promote white habitus, leading white people to assume things like there’s no problem with race or how people of color stay segregated in their own communities because it’s their “natural” inclination to do so. By interacting with people of color, an ally can dispel the ideas about race caused by living and interacting solely with only other white folks, thus challenging the prejudices brought upon them by colorblind racism. In addition to challenging colorblind racism in themselves, an effective ally should also educate others in their fight for equality. Many people believe that racism has died out with slavery and while that is true, slavery and Jim Crow racism does not exist in modern day society, a new type of racism does- colorblind

This video gave me insight on how White people feel about the topic of race, and my prediction of how White people feel is right. What I got from this video is that some White people are apprehensive on talking about race because they might say the wrong thing. I saw a few people in the video become a little flustered because they didn’t want to say the wrong thing. The way non-racist White people feel is that race does not matter to them and they feel it has not had an effect on their interactions with people. I guess that the reason why they don’t think about race is because they never had to worry about race. This is in comparison to where a person who is not an ex-convict does not have to worry about getting asked jail questions unlike a person who is an ex-convict. If being White doesn’t affect them negatively, then they don’t necessarily have to be cognizant of it wherever they go. I feel that the reason why a lot of White people like rap music and Black culture is because they don’t see it as Black, they see it as cool, but they don’t understand it fully. Race is a topic I would like to discuss with my White friends openly, but I sometimes avoid it in terms of preventing me from making them feel uncomfortable and guilty. In addition I just feel that they’ll never fully understand how I feel. What I would like for White people to know is that race does

We can learn from Longtown, Ohio to be united with everyone and accept everyone. Longtown is very historical because for almost 200 years, they people in Longtown have been interracial and accept all races. In paragraph one, it states “... Ohio leads a modern crossroads where black and white isn’t black and white, where interracial marriages have been happening for nearly two centuries.” I found this quote in the Washington Post article “Ohio town holds rare history: Races mix freely for nearly 200 years.” This article shows that all races are together and it does not matter what color skin anyone has, all that matters is how they act towards each other.

There is still a lot that has to be done and Mellody Hobson really took on a portion of this responsibility herself in offering us her beautiful TED talks, “Color Blind or Color Brave”, saying: “And I have to tell you, I actually for a moment was a bit afraid. Then I realized, the first step to solving any problem is to not hide from it, and the first step to any form of action is awareness. And so I decided to actually talk about race”. I believe that freedom and human experiences are essential in this scenario through creating a space for humans to say the truth, to express their own views freely, to practice their own faith, to fortify their own spiritual aspect, and to come together promoting good instead of evil. Any civilization when it starts to decline, it started from the inside through ruining its ethics and its moral values, and when it started to rise, it also started from the inside through fortifying its ethics and its moral values and human himself is not a

Answer the “Questions for Discussion” using the book, your knowledge and ideas and class material.