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    The world we live in, is a world filled with different kinds of people in many terms such as race, gender, etc. This generation has become more ‘open’ to change and culture due to globalization. The development of social and cultural has been a huge issue in some parts of the world especially USA. Therefore, people have to respect and accept each other’s culture because we all share the same world and to make a change in this world you have to change yourself first. Be better of who you are before

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    White Privilege Our country was founded on the notion that “all men are created equal,” while this concept is an integral part of America’s Declaration of Independence, the fundamental idea has never genuinely been practiced. Our country established a white supremacy culture in its founding days, and has accepted the concept since. White supremacy is the belief that white people are superior to those of all other races. Although there have been valiant efforts, the inequality of the races has never

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    T. Ray finds out Rosaleen is arrested and Lily pleads with him to get Rosaleen out of jail he says “She dumped snuff juice on three white men! What the hell was she thinking” (Kidd 37). T. Ray’s response, insinuating white people are superior to colored people, may affect Lily’s way of thinking towards black people. Overall, T. Ray’s

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    Alexandria Lara Theater 7B Professor Foster 6 December 2016 Zootopia     The animated movie, Zootopia, is about an unlikely partnership between Judy Hopps who is rabbit police officer and Nick Wilde who is a red fox as well as a con artist. In the beginning of the film, it shows Judy as a young bunny and then progresses to when she’s older and has fulfilled her dream of becoming the first rabbit police officer in Zootopia. On her first day of the job, she was assigned to parking duty despite being

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    everyday aspects of life from parks, schools, transportation, and restrooms. Whites and African Americans were constantly reminded of their differences in society with “whites only and colored only” signs (“American Experience,” n.d.). The facilities that served whites had better conditions and amenities than colored folk facilities. The segregation in the school system had caused a few African American families to resist Jim Crow to try to enroll their kids in all white schools in Kansas. 2) The landmark

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    liberate themselves (3). Another key point is how the actions of African Americans are being rejected to vote simply because “the only way to pass these barriers is to show a white skin” (2) , discovering the ugly truth of the discrimination towards colored people. His ambition for the near future is to make America’s heart yearn for the passing of the bill and change the lives of those who will benefit from it. Johnson has such a strong belief towards the positive changes in which the bill will have

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    BIBLIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION Rosa Parks, Jim Haskins, Rosa Parks: My Story, (New York: Penguin Group, 1992) 192pp. INTRODUCTION Rosa Parks: My Story is an autobiography. Parks tells about her vital role in the struggle for equality. In detail this book explains how the civil rights movements started. On December 1, 1955, Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to a white man on a segregated bus, beginning the Montgomery, Alabama bus boycott. This became one of the boldest acts of

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    Although African Americans make up merely fourteen percent of the U.S. population, thirty-seven percent of people who are homeless are African Americans. Forty-two percent of African American children are educated in all high-poverty schools. In 2012, the mean critical reading SAT score for college accepted students was 428 for African Americans and 527 for whites. For mathematics, it was 428 for African Americans and 536 for whites. For writing it was 417 for African Americans and 515 for whites

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    Racisms Perspectives by Joshua Champlain “No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin, or his background or his religion. People learn to hate,” (Mandela 1). Nelson Mandela greatly describes that racism isn’t something natural, and that people get it from learning from other people. Racism comes from the evil within one’s self and it spreads like a virus to others, eventually sometimes affecting the whole society. Something that can hurt many people is the cruel hatred towards

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    people of another color were quartered ” (Gordimer 57) how people of different races are separated. The wife talks about how even though they are separated with the other colored people she is still scared and this has to do with racism. The parents try to build the walls to feel safe and isolated from the other colored people, but

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