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    Affirmative Action is over used because everyone knows that people come from many different backgrounds. Some are good, but yet some are bad. Affirmative Action is over used because there are some people that it benefits, but they don’t actually need it. Especially since some of the people it benefits are raised up in healthy, and well established homes. “You know, I love all kinds of activism. I certainly think blacks deserve to have something whether it is affirmative action or an opportunity

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    A People Not of the Modern World: A Look at the Andaman Culture There are still people in this world who have no idea that civilization exists.On the remote islands in the Bay of Bengal live mysterious tribes. The five-foot high black skinned Andaman islanders are rumoured by sailors to be cannibals. Their origins are mysterious, but this film, “First Out of Africa” directed by Peter Getzels, reveals how modern DNA analysis suggests that these ancient people have close links to being the explanation

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    A BRIEF HISTORY OF FIRST NATIONS COLONIZATION AND I MPACTS 10 000 years ago- Aboriginal Peoples lived in BC, among them myriad bands and tribes, each with their own rich cultural and spiritual practices, and different languages. Despite a traumatic recent history, these bands and nations remain an active part of the BC landscape. Colonization: Mid 1700’s- European explorers arrive and begin to establish claims 1763 – King George III recognizes Aboriginal rights and title to land through

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    this quote, what I understood was that if one believes they are powerless, then they are. The oppressor cannot control what is in your head, or your spirit. This quote is relevant because it corresponds to Canada’s relationship with the Indigenous people. My paper will be ranging from the topics of residential schools in Canada, and the aftershock of them; the positive influence New Zealand could have on Canada’s struggle to decolonization, and looking deeper into how Canada can take New Zealand as

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    a human race deal with life, people and our own experiences. Physical characteristics and racial differences may be interpreted as two distinguishing traits that separate us. I think it’s what keeps us apart. That leaves several abstract questions that the film Crash illustrates. What are the origins of personal prejudice? Do individual experiences fuel standing stereotypes? Is it easier to perpetuate existing stereotypes because “things will never change?” Can people battle internal struggles within

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    Canada’s treatment to the Aboriginal people and other racial minorities is sadly something that it cannot take pride in, especially after all, Canada is commended globally as an exemplary of cultural variety and has a commendable repute for its liberal anti-racist policy. This essay will prove that today’s government should be held accountable for injustices of the past as first nations people were treated unequal for many years and other immigrants in Canada weren’t recognised and were made to be

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    For centuries racism has successfully and transnationally managed to reign and keep countless of people oppressed and confined to contemptible discrimination, exploitation, and injustice. Minorities have been afflicted by the fictional and distorted classifications granted to them by those who have self-assigned themselves as superior beings in order to maintain hegemony. While progress has been made within the last century through the development of various social movements, integration reforms

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    terror. As the result of the onslaught of deadly civil conflict. These people have risked their lives to live another day, and now they have to endure an arduous journey to freedom or to say the least a chance to live. There are many reasons for this unjust crisis. First, the population of these asylum groups were consisting of people from Africa and Syria, their final destination was to settle for some country in Europe. These people rather endangered their lives than to endure these cruel acts included

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    Australia’s aboriginal people have faced extreme historical persecution. In 1998, Australia implemented on annual “National Sorry Day” This holiday serves as a form of recompense and it raises awareness of indigenous populations. Australia is home to various, distinct indigenous population. The Waradjuri is New South Wales and the Noongar in Western Australia. Aboriginal populations are often grouped together and reffered to as “Aborigines” however, some consider the term pejorative. Legally, the

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    The Navajo people are the largest Native American tribe in the United States, now with over 300,000 members. They are native to a large chunk of Southwestern United States, mostly in New Mexico and Arizona, but also partially in Utah and Colorado. It was sometime between 1100 - 1500 A.D. when a distinguishable Navajo culture began to appear. The first Western contact that is known with the Navajo occurred near 1581 - 1583 A.D. Historians believe that the Navajo were relatively peaceful with their

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