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    Introduction Racism is still a terrible problem in America. Before the internet age, many people were openly racist. Now, with the internet, many people are less openly racist. Racism is now implicit rather than explicit. The anonymity and the audience of the internet gives people the means and the incentive to voice racist and prejudicial viewpoints to countless people. For many racists, the internet is an open platform for the dissemination of racist ideals. Racists are able to find others…

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    Meaning Of Nigga

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    Nigga is a colloquial term used in Black English Vernacular that began as an eye dialect form of the word nigger . Usage In practice, its use and meaning are heavily dependent on context. In addition to African Americans, other ethnic groups have adopted the term as part of their vernacular. There is conflicting popular opinion on whether there is any meaningful difference between nigga and nigger as a spoken term. Many people consider the terms to be equally pejorative, and the use of nigga…

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    Minorities vs. Majority The average person in the United States spends nearly half of their spare time watching television, listening to radio, reading newspaper and magazines, or surfing the web. Television is the primary source of news and entertainment for the average American. Some viewers even think that social conditions and stereotypes shown on television are real (Mass Media and American Politics). Minorities are overall depicted as uneducated and criminals, while whites are portray as…

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    Richard Wright’s novel, Native Son, depicts the life of the general black community during the 1930’s. Throughout the novel, Wright illustrates the ways in which white supremacy forces blacks into a much too pressured and dangerous state of mind. Blacks are beset with the hardship of economic oppression and forced to act subserviently before their oppressors. Given such conditions, it becomes inevitable that blacks such as Bigger Thomas, the protagonist of the novel, will react with violence and…

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    12 Angry men The screenplay takes place in New York and was written by Reginald Rose. There is two versions of 12 Angry men, 1957 and 1997. The author’s intent of the screenplay is prejudice. It’s a prejudice screenplay because in the 1957 version there was only 12 white jurors and out of the 11 men they chose guilty and one juror chose not guilty. This shows that people can have a different perspective of how they see the things. In the 1997 version there were different races like the boy that…

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    Sula portrays the story of black community in the Bottom and the spiritual characters of Eva and Sula: how they fight against the crucial treatment to black female. This paper focuses on comparing Eva to Sula and analyzing their ethics of living in the following ways: the formation of their ethics, the consequence of their ethics, and the essence of their ethics. Eva and Sula represent the conformality and rebel to conventional values in patriarchy. Eva’s ethics of living is to ensure survival…

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    If you want a book that relates to real life issues whale talk is the perfect book. This book is banned in many schools for its use of language and expression of racism, it is one of the most real books I have read. Chris Crutcher wrote Whale talk to shed light on a few dark social issues such as bullying and racism, show the irony of society, and last but not least show us there is always hope. Chris Crutcher wrote Whale talk to shed light on a few dark social issues such as bullying and…

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    Professor, Scott Sanders, in his essay about social class and gender equality, “The Men We Carry in Our Minds”, discus his point of view of men and goes in depth about all the hardworking men in his childhood and the pain they went through in paragraphs 10-15. Sanders’ purpose is to show that the men in his childhood worked so hard and no hope to get better or get help. He adapts a hopeless tone by structuring his essay as an illustration and using different writing styles such as using similes,…

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    Harper Lee was a white women who grew up in the South during the Great Depression. Growing up in the South exposed Lee tp large amounts of racism. Her father was a lawyer and verbally spoke against the Scottsboro Boys Trial. In the Scottsboro Boys Trial 9 colored boys were accused of raping 2 young white girls. Even with no evidence showing that the boys are guilty, they were found guilty. Some people believe that Lee’s novel To Kill A Mockingbird is about her childhood. In Harper Lee’s novel To…

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    In his essay, “Just Walk on By: A Black Man Ponders His Power to Alter Public Space”, Brent Staples uses the rhetorical strategies of anecdote and diction in order to convey his message that due to racial discrimination black people (mainly men) have to change the way they naturally conduct themselves in public for they run the risk of something terrible happening to them. Staples uses anecdotes to bring in the personal side of the message to the audience. Staples creates a persona of innocence…

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