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    arisen, and hate has bred hate. In his poem, “America,” Allen Ginsberg discusses the effects of long-term discrimination and prejudice against minority groups in America through the contrast of nonsensical circumlocutions and more concise glimpses of reality. The first of two major groups that Ginsberg writes of are immigrants and other racial minorities. The poem begins with the line “America I’ve given you all and now I’m nothing” (Ginsberg 39). This is a very straightforward start to a crazy

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    Everyone has experienced the results from an unfair situation, usually people want to change this through their actions. This can be exhibited in the book March as John Lewis uses his past experiences to protest the African American people’s wrong treatment. Throughout the book the life events of John Lewis are displayed and it is clear to see that these events changed him. Even though many of the events in his life may have altered John Lewis, the turning points in John Lewis' life helped make him

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    Bringing Awareness to Intersectionality and Its Impact on Women of Color Police brutality has always been a controversial issue in America. Fortunately, the issue is being brought to light and there have been many protests and speeches done to address the awful acts committed by select police officers in this country. It is enlightening how most of our society is trying to change what is happening and bettering this country and bringing back what America is truly about, life, liberty, and the pursuit

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    By making the restoration of voting privileges more difficult in general, the black community is negatively affected due to this rising segregation of the prison system. If other states follow the above patterns by making the restoration of privileges more tedious while combining the disproportionate amounts of incarcerated African Americans, the nation will wholly target that population in inhibiting their rights to vote. Voting Registration Drives With key aspects of the Voting Rights Act being

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    without having to do anything at all. This is called privilege. Because of their race, caucasian students have a higher advantage for college acceptance compared to students of color. Privilege is currently the direct cause for underrepresentation of minorities that enter into college. These students are at a disadvantage, making it more difficult for them to receive acceptance from the college of their choice. Redlining is a policy that impacted white privilege. About 70 years ago, the Federal Housing

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    and inflexible characteristic stereotypes with individuals that act a certain way. There are however many counter argument with these alleged assumptions who are being seen merily as just a gender cutesy, that unlike men women are the the top minorities who qualify for change and believe that is can actually happen. The citizens should not let the media pit us against one another so that we waste valuable energy defending our own victimhood. Instead, we should be building our collation of work

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    a divide between African Americans and Europeans. As time progressed it seems as though America has been on a “downward spiral”. Over time it has become progressively worse. The Civil Rights movement is a prime example of the deficiency amongst minorities in America. African Americans were deprived of jobs, opportunities, social privileges, and ostracized because of the color of their skin. However, this is not the half of the diversity in America, yet along the world. If we dig beneath the surface

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    This essay will be discussing some of the TV shows that have been examined and what type of roles the racial/ethnic minorities played. In many of the shows the minorities played very good roles such as lawyers, doctors, and politicians. Although that many of the characters are main ones and the role they play are roles white people would play, there still are not many minorities represented. Such as How to Get Away with Murder, the main

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    previous experiences, they look a lot wealthier than the shoppers at Walmart, who tended to wear lower quality clothes. Another unique observation I saw was the fact that nearly every shopper I’ve seen in the store was Caucasian. Any racial or ethnic minority I saw were usually the workers of the retail shop. Another Latina woman served my coffee, an African American man was ringing up bags, and so on. Another astonishing observation was the fact

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    people. As we gain stressful positions of responsibility and heavy tasks, sometimes having an acquaintance that cares (or at least you think they do) can keep you resilient. However, when it comes down to minority groups social acceptance can be hard to come by. One of the minority groups that is not completely accepted in society is African Americans. Black men are specifically targeted. Many people perceive black men as dangerous, Violent, and as thieves. In the reading "Forget The

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