People

ok people in the world stereotype other people for some reason i think it's because they don't know anything about that person and how the way they act other stuff like that. when i first started school people thought that i was gay because of the way i dressed and some other people thought that i liked KFC and watermelon, and kool-aid just because i'm black. now if i wanted to get serious about it i would bring up the fact that people always ask me if i jump fences because they think i run from

During my interview with Margaret West of Bourke, NSW - I was able to gain first-hand knowledge and understanding of the issues (healthcare, safety and education) that were faced by some indigenous people during the 70’s and 80’s. After the interview concluded, I had enough information to compare the policies of her generation in contrast to the modern policies that deal with the same issues that were discussed in the interview. During the interview I was told about the challenges faced in the 70s

The Scots-Irish people are one of the most fascinating groups to grace the shores of North America. Natives of two different countries and always along the borders, these people were fiercely independent and accustomed to hardship. Protestants who lived along the border of Scotland and England, they were sent to Ulster during the reign of James I of England. Within a couple of generations, rising rent costs, difficulty with the native Irish Catholic population and poor crops set the Scots-Irish on

of their circumstances, what people want most of all is to be happy—the innate wish to have security and happiness has been ingrained in all living things since the dawn of time and has not wavered since, remaining as something which influences—if not dictates—every action someone takes. It follows that their beliefs and actions should manifest directly from that intrinsic, imperative, imperial wish to be happy; in that sense, one could consider the “will of the people” to be what they believe will

Were people always treated the same like now, or was it more unfair towards people? It is important to treat people equally because it shows how people should treat you if you show no respect towards someone expect them to treat you the same. For example, back in the day people were not treated correctly because of their race or their religion which is crazy to think because people were not treated the same for who they were.But as bad as it is it did happen black people were sold into slavery

controversies circling your recent article “Turning Paralympians into ‘superhumans’ is no help to disabled people”. As a reader, I am furious by your subjective opinion as well as your approach to this sensitive matter. Thus, I am writing this letter to express my strong dispute about the publish of this article. You personally claimed that “we’re fighting to exhaustion for the independent living of disabled people” in the Rights Not Games week. However, I think you are only fighting for yourself and being selfish

Struggle of the Black people in the southern Plantation Tradition stories have played a great role in the lives of many children worldwide. Traditional stories have always carried with its hidden meanings with each tackling a certain theme. The themes presented always refer to a certain period or a certain event in some place. The stories use different literary stylistic devices to hide some of the themes being presented or being passed to other generations. The oral traditions of African Americans

Chechnya and its People The ongoing civil war between the semi-autonomous republic of Chechnya and Russia has dramatically caught the attention of the world – a world that perceives the conflict primarily through the distorted lens of Russian propaganda, and the contradicting images of Chechen suffering on the independent media. If the West seems impartial or even indifferent to the Chechen conflict, it is because there is little understanding of this people, of their struggle, or of the vast

Aboriginal Peoples have suffered a history of injustice that extent from the period of colonization to globalization in the present. First, when they were exposed to colonial invasion into their lands, most of them were tortured, enslaved, and even killed. Unfortunately, these communities continue to suffer the exploitation of diverse industries, which give more importance to personal profit than to respect the human rights of the members of the indigenous communities. It is time to make a change

was focus on the distinctive culture of the aboriginal people. The Aboriginal culture is a precious humane heritage of entire Canada, and plays an irreplaceable role in the contemporary culture of Canada. The main purpose of Aboriginal education is to pass on the unique cultural elements．　 When European colonists first came to North America, the Aboriginal culture was falsely believed as barbaric and savage, and the so called civilized people thought that they need to take over Aboriginal children’s