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    many different forms of racism shown. Not only were the blacks discriminated, but also the ones who associated with the blacks. Jem and Scout were looked down upon for the actions of their father, Tom Robinson because he was black, Atticus for defending an innocent black man, and Calpurnia because she worked for a white man. To begin, Jem and Scout were the children of Atticus Finch, a lawyer. Atticus was on a case to defend an innocent black man. Mrs. Dubose judged the kids because their…

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    Black Lives Matter Summary

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    Wikipedia: "Black Lives Matter" In the article "Black Lives Matter" that appears in the Wikipedia we will identify if the article uses neutral point of view, if it gives us fact about the article, whether the article is creditable or not, and how it uses hyperlinks. “Black Lives Matter” which appears in the Wikipedia exercises the neutral point of view in this article. BLM not only explains the negative side of the activist movement, but it also explains the positive aspects as well. For…

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    In the last pages of his novel, Between the World and Me, Ta-Nehisi Coates describes the advantage that black people have over the Dreamers: that they know how fragile life is. Ta-Nehisi describes the dream as the suburbs, as treehouses and cub scouts. He says that the Dream “smells like peppermint but tastes like strawberry cake” (11). However the Dream rests on the backs of African Americans. African Americans never get to experience the dream because the bedding is made from their bodies and…

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    guilty of the fatal killing of Trayvon Martin. Stemming from the horrible experiences of Black people in the country who actively fight to resist de-humanization. #BlackLivesMatter is a call for action and a major response to the racial bias of Black Americans. What people fail to realize is that the movement goes far beyond killings of black Americans by police and others, it sends out awareness to not only to Black Americans but to all the other races. The movement has been a growing topic of…

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    Emancipation of The African Race In one of the most celebrated book of the 20th century, W.E.B Du Bois in is his book ‘The Souls of a Black Folk’ writes that ‘The problem of the 20th century is the problem of the color-line’ (Du Bois, 1903). It is from this book that the reader understands how slavery ravaged Africa and implanted its inhabitants in different parts of the American continent. The premise of the advent and the adverse effects of it to the African continent were based on the…

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    on what is right and what is wrong. That is what is appreciated most about his narrative. That it was filled with inner-conflict, contemplating and numerous obvious contradictions that resemble the inner turmoil many people face throughout their life. He was a good moral man that people trusted and had his own dealings with capitalism and the slave-market. His good standing with white Europeans and strong faith was why he was so important to the anti-slavery movement and was an affective…

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    Dubois Color Line Essay

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    explains how social change is possible for Black America and how Blacks are forced to coexist with Whites and the preservation of social order. In his writing “The Souls of Black Folk” Dubois explains the relationship of racism and the effect it has on African Americans identity of their own self. He wanted to express the view of the black man in the post slavery time. He used the concept of the “color line” to explain the separation of Whites and Blacks. COLOR LINE In this writing Du Bois…

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    Freedom After Civil War

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    After the Civil War many black slaves were promised freedom as full American citizens of The United States of America. They were given their “freedom” but due to the economic struggle of of the time and the left over racism from the Civil War their freedom had become severely limited. Black people in the time after the Civil War had been cut short of freedom from many things that could not make them have the same freedoms of that of a regular American citizen. The first point of this limited…

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    mistake, one of them will have to pay. The Puritans would obliterate the novel Black and White due to the law breaking characters, not wearing plain colored clothes, and the characters lead sinful lives. The Puritans would ban the novel Black and White because of the law breaking characters. Eddie Russo and Marcus Brown are best friends, Eddie is white, Marcus is black. In their neighborhood, black and white people don’t get along. But Eddie and Marcus got past the “racial crap”. Eddie’s…

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    The blacks were freed in 1865 and 100 years laters they still did not receive their constitutional rights. Jim Crow laws were just local laws which enforced racial segregation. Everything about Jim Crow laws resolve in separation against blacks. Making black people use different things such as water fountains made everyone think that they were different. (“Jim”, 2018, n.p.). This was what Martin Luther King was born into. Informing everyone that people are equal and should not treat white…

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