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    In urban sociology studies it is important to examine ethnic and minority groups in order to understand the diverse makeup of cities. American history has had an important influence on the immigration into the United States during the Industrial Revolution. Different immigrant groups have thus adopted different values and practices which have been influenced by where they reside. The demand for industrial labor workers in America, resulted in the transformation of cities with nearly 50 million recorded

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    This study examines the relationship between ethnic minority and women and the level of traits that they have in common with Antisocial Personality disorder, compared to Caucasian males. It was hypothesized that ethnic minority women would show equal if not more of these behaviors when compared to Caucasian males. The findings showed a statistical significance in that African-American females showed an equal ability to be just as violent and lack in empathy as much as Caucasian males. Latinas were

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    The War Against Terror and China's Treatment of the Uigher Ethnic Minority In the wake of the September 11 terrorist attacks on the United States, President George W. Bush reached out to the world to back the U.S. in a war to eradicate terrorism. One of the more surprising participants in this coalition, China, had until that point been at odds with U.S. policy but seemed to find sufficient common ground with the U.S. to support the war. In recent months however, China has not been lauded

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    through language, “what we know, what we feel and experience the world in which we live” (Souto-Manning, 2002:162). The purpose of this structural narrative analysis study is to describe and understand the memories of belonging for first year, ethnic minority doctoral students at the University of Florida. At this current stage in the research, belonging will be generally defined as the emotional feeling of social acceptance and progression through higher education. There have been many studies where

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    Visible Minority and Immigrant Racism in the Canadian Work Environment In the ideal world, every person is treated equally in the workplace whether it be hiring, promotion, assignments or termination. However in reality, racial discrimination and harassment remain pervasive in the workplace, with 1 in 4 visible minority workers who reported that they had experienced racial harassment or discrimination in the workplace [3]. In this essay, I will be discussing the social-history of racism in the workplace

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    The Poem Of 'Dothead'

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    author also at some point has experienced mocking based on his cultures stereotypes. The poem focuses mostly on the overall irritation that the speaker has because of his classmates mocking of the Indian culture. The speaker himself is part of the minority, a young Indian boy, while his school mates are part of the majority, young white American boys. In school at this time within the poem, the students are apparently learning about World History, specifically that week, learning about India. This

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    Halloween Costumes and the specter of Cultural Appropriation Opening 1: Halloween was an ancient cultural festival taken by people who thought it was interesting. With the holiday's history steeped in cultural borrowing it’s a shame that many Halloween costumes suffer from cultural theft. Opening 2: Halloween costumes are an oddity among other celebratory activities. Most holidays are steeped in safe tradition. However, in stark contrast Halloween costumes are an individual choice that

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    bias in medicine leads to worse care for minorities is an article from U.S News & world report on the website http://health.usnews.com/health-news/patient-advice/articles/2016-02-11/racial-bias-in-medicine-leads-to-worse-care-for-minorities. In this article, the experience of a medical doctor is used to shed light on the subject of racial bias/ discrimination in health care and how it is affecting health outcome of racial and ethnic minority. “Race or ethnic group is a major social factor that influences

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    If you take a moment and try to do a head count of how many women and racial minorities there are in public office right now, you would be astonished with the lack of diversity in politics. Minority groups such as women and non-white individuals are prone to different treatment in society compared to male and white individuals, and politics is no exception. Generally, there are 37 states in which there are less than 10 percent of women representatives in single or lower houses (UN Women, 2016). In

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    Black Education Issues

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    all stakeholders who wish to retain minority students in higher education. Both public and private universities can stand to increase their knowledge base of how to improve higher education retention for minority students. Consequently, this study was significant because it revealed the inequities in college persistence between universities and among various ethnic groups in selected public and private institutions. Thus, investigating what caused minority students to persist in college beyond

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