Social Injustice in America Essay

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    In The Preacher and the Politician Clarence E. Walker and Gregory D. Smithers reveal that the United States election reopened the great tensions between the Conservative shite Christianity and the racial and social issues on the ballot. The resurgence of these racial and social issues and the admonishing response from many leaders in American Christianity within the last decade serve as a great reminder that reconciliation and unity remains a distant destination. Walker and Smithers…

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    1. Hands Up, Daye Jack ft. Killer Mike, 2015. Hands Up, by Daye Jack belongs in this playlist about police violence and police brutality towards Black America, as this is the songs focus. Daye Jack focuses on Black injustice in America revolving specifically around police brutality. This connects to our course themes, with lecture 8 and Maynard’s article, Arrested (In)Justice, as both relate with the rise of police murders towards Black youth in poor urban communities and its relation to the…

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    opportunity to further the progress of one of the great causes in America. Due to the great reformers of our nation like Teddy Roosevelt, the movement of Progressivism has set out to fix several social, ecological and economical issues. While some people may say that donating one's life savings to charity causes is ill advised I admire your decision to do so. Your contributions to these causes will give people, in need of help due to the injustices of our time, hope, and the opportunity to…

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    However, this means that whoever has the higher power in any interaction has the potential to use the identity they put on the other instead of the true identity of the individual, which leads to inequality and injustice in all these identities. It’s important to understand the reasons why injustice still exist and why it continues to persist even when we expand identities and labels. As much as labels and identities build us up, they can…

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    Social movements have been around for ages. People have gathered together to right a wrong on all aspects of our society in an attempt to better our nation. Nothing changes if one cannot be passionate enough to start the movement for change. We must act on our passions, have determination and commit to our beliefs, if this happens we can conquer the world together. It is our responsibility to face injustices and do what we can to change the outcome. There have been many attempts to do so,…

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    this reflection, I will address the question of whether kneeling during the American national anthem/US flag a priori to National Football League games should be exercised by professional athletes in regards to spreading awareness of inequality in America. The act of kneeling as a protest falls perfect in expressing disagreement on a certain issue in a democratic state. The controversy of kneeling during the national anthem/US flag all began when NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick of the San…

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    term “civil disobedience” in 1848 when he refused to pay poll tax to protest against slavery. He defined it as a form of nonviolent resistance as one must challenge the participation of those who obey “unjust laws” as it means they are committing injustice and it is their moral responsibility to break unjust laws. Civil disobedience is a crucial way to create change in society. It is the act of going against a current law because it is seen as unjust and against their morals. It is motivated by…

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    Good Night And Good Luck

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    really no evidence to support them. In such a situation, where the government overplays its hand, the people have a responsibility to stand up to the government and its injustice, as shown in the documentary/drama Good Night and Good Luck. In Good Night and Good Luck, Edward Murrow and his associates work to expose corruption and injustice and took on Joseph McCarthy and his wild accusations of communist sympathizers. Despite facing many hardships, they still continued to fight the corrupt…

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    Anti-War Protests 1960s

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    During the 1960s, America was going through many changes and social movements. A few of these include movements focused around race, feminism and anti-war ideas. Behind all the protests were the leaders and activists who felt strongly about the ideas and rights of citizens, political and social freedoms. The protests during the 1960’s is the best example of the feeling and actions took by these activists.These protests were led by protesters that believed that their actions as American citizens,…

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    about the political issue that has been going on for the past year, the issue started when a professional football player from the San Francisco 49ers team, also known as Colin Kaepernick, kneeled down when the National anthem of the United States of America was played at the beginning of a game. Kaepernick’s justification for this was that this was his way of protesting the unfair treatment of individuals because of racial characteristics. Since racism, discrimination, and gender inequalities…

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