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    about books and ideas, discusses the novel, Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis, written by J.D. Vance, in the article, “The Lives of Poor White People,” to articulate his political views on poverty. Rothman aims to draw in an audience interested in politics, as well as the less-often discussed white poor people, in order to persuade the audience to agree with his political views. His views are focused on anti-Trump and the fight for eqaulity. Rothman notes that releasing…

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    's So Hard to Talk to White People About Racism” was interesting to read because I always wonder what do white people think about racism and how they live their life knowing that their racial group has done so much in our world. Dr. Robin DiAngelo explains that schools, textbooks and media doesn’t provide the multicultural perspectives that white people need to understand other ethnic groups. If white people don’t have any type of experience in being around other non white then they won’t fully…

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    In the Netflix original series Dear White People by Justin Simien is about a campus culture war between blacks and whites at a predominantly white Ivy League university, Winchester. This war comes to light when the staff of the humor magazine, Pastiche, stages an offensive Halloween party. This Halloween party was called “Dear Black People” which had white students in blackface and ended with the black students pissed off and shutting down the party. This film focuses on racial issues and…

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    issues to the big screen. Many have failed to get the point across but some have been able to successfully relate the issues in a relatable and humorous manner to help lighten the mood on the dark nature of the subject. One of these films, is Dear White People. This film did not make it to the high gross levels of Black Panther (which is another great film that expresses blackness in the comic book world), it was an amazing film, given that it is considered a Sundance Film. Regardless of how the…

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    Back in time, black people were not treated equally with white people. Many black people had to suffer with slavery, colonization, education disparity, and so many more abhorrent things. Now, things have changed dramatically. Black people and white people are treated equally, or are they? Many people today believe we have not done all we can do to subside discrimination between whites and blacks. Some would even say whites and blacks are worlds apart. I mean of course we have done a lot to stop…

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    2. Definitions 2.1 White supremacy A belief that white people are more superior to other races, particularly the black race, therefore should in this way overpower society (Anderson, 2005: 12). 2.2Segregation Spartacus educational (internet source) states that segregation is the separation of individuals into ethnic or racial social occasions. It may apply to works out, for instance, eating in a diner, drinking from a water fountain, using an open can, going to class etc. 2.3Nationalism A…

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    Subway Essay The poem “On the Subway” the author showed readers how strong racism is between black and white people. The lady in the poem talks about how white people are different from black people. The lady in the poem felt that the young black male was going to rob her all she did was looked at the black male appearance and she assumed that she was getting robbed. The lady did not know what the black male motive was all she knew that he was black with a hoody. The author said “The way I am…

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    Is it easy to leave your homeland, in order to come to the land of the free, where you know nothing and have to start from scratch? The book, I Love Yous Are For White People, by Lac Su, describes his hardships and obstacles immigrating to America. As Su’s family immigrated to America, Lac had lost the freedom and affection he once had. In Lac’s eyes, Pa was no longer the man that used to take him out for walks in the market and be proud to show off. America had posed a lot of challenges for the…

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    Sharon G. Flake and the movie “Dear White People” directed by Justin Simien, exploit the stereotypes associated with people of color such as the belief that most are: uneducated, underdressed, lazy, ill mannered, and have poor speech; and causes the needed breakdown of social constructs that are create around the African American and Latino…

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    is a useful call to action because humor creates a safe subversion to discuss taboo material. Therefore, in Lysistrata, an ancient Athenian play, and Dear White People, a 2014 American film, humor serves as an effective way to depict the social issues with sex, gender, and race while eliciting change. Although Lysistrata and Dear White People were produced during two completely different time…

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