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    In America, people of color are expected to be less successful than whites. People of color were originally forced to come to the United States as slaves, and as a result, an attitude that people of color are inferior to whites was created. This attitude led people of color to be trapped in a vicious cycle of poverty and disadvantages. Fighting for survival, kids from families of color were sent to work and support their family instead of investing in their education and future. With no basic education

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    In Ralph Richard Banks’ book entitled “Is Marriage for White People?” the definition of marriage varies from different cultures and views. The most popular and idealistic notion is that marriage is a result of the unconditional love of two people wanting to share this union for the rest of their lives, in a long committed way. For some however, marriage is more of an economic arrangement, like a pact for two people to catch each other when the other one falls. And for others, it is only a piece of

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    A Book Review: “Is Marriage for White People?” A quote from a famous American author, Mark Twain says “Love seems the swiftest but it is the slowest of all growths. No man or woman really knows what perfect love is until they have been married a quarter of a century.” The definition of marriage varies with cultures and views. The most popular and idealistic notion is that it’s a result from the unconditional love of two people wanting to share it for the rest of their life, in a committed and long

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    Big People Fat

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    be hurting the skinny people like Cam Newton,Rob Growncalski,Russel Wilson, them big huge men come my way I would try punching them in the stomach they will get down then so you can run the ball.I also think that the big people should sit out until the other team pull out some big huge men over them skinny people that will smuch they little bitty bones apart,I think that if you going to play football you should at least pick out a few big people but at the same time,the people that test them or sign

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    People At A Low Wage

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    3 / 9 people at a low wage. All three of them had to work to support the whole family. It is incredible how a human being has to go through rough times because they were not born rich or a certain color. In the 1950 's African Americans had to deal with the impact of racism and employment. Many of them moved from the South of the world to the North and West. From the article Great Migration we can conclude that African Americans wanted to escape Jim Crow racism in the Southern states and seek a

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    Black People Rights

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    In 1931, nine black teenage boys were accused of raping two white women. Back then the white people had more rights than the black people. The white people always called the black people “niggers” which they didn’t like. When they went to court for the boys, the room was filled with a lot of white people and very few blacks. The boys were sentenced to death and the 13 year old boy was sentenced to life in prison. This documentary is to inform us about what happened between 1931 to 1933. The

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    an education and the act of being educated in a school are two enormously different teachings. Indigenous Peoples of the world have been educating each other within their own communities for thousands of years. Through the processes of ritual, spirituality, and tradition, these cultures thrive, sustainably, by living in unison with their land. As Dr. Weber-Pillwax explains, First Nations Peoples of Canada live in relationship to their "to the land" and their "the community" and these values are therefore

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    Theme Of To My People

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    Assata Shakur’s To My People was written on July 4 , 1973 on her blog as a message to her community of supporters. . Assata Shakur referred to her real name, Joanne Deborah Bryon, as her slave name and sought out liberation from her ancestor’s past of slavery.. She joined the Black Panther Party and Black Liberation Army to bring power to her oppressed brothers and sisters, but was later targeted by the FBI and U.S Government. On May 2 ,1973 Shakur and her BLA partners were ambushed by state police

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    not consciously or knowingly know that they are judging someone based on these characteristics, many people do judge and begin to develop these stereotypes and misconceptions about different groups. For instance one person can view a group in a certain way, and it can easily spread to other people, and eventually be the only reason that group is known for in the eyes of others In the end people are

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    Black People Stereotypes

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    arrested for stealing. Is this really how the media presents Black people? Throughout the century, Black people have been portrayed as violent,ignorant, and mis educated negroes because those are the only things the media will broadcast. Black people are not acknowledged as much as they should be. You will never hear about a Black person going off to college or  receiving a scholarship. The media won’t broadcast the positive things Black people have done to better themselves and their community, they are

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