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    The Twentieth Century in Latin American’s history has been a period of no longer whitening the population‚ but a constant fight for equality for Afro-Latinos and the rise of new political parties. In pervious centuries‚ the elite class of Latin America made enormous efforts to transform their countries into more of a European looking nation. Nevertheless‚ these countries lack the capital and conditions to attract European laborers and their families. These failures opened the way for new experimentation

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    the western world to abolish slavery. The mass importation of Africans created an economic dependence on the employment of slavery. The slave-owner relationship consisted of relentless abuse and discrimination that Afro-Brazilians still carry today. As this abuse and exploitation of Afro-Brazilians escalated‚ and the rest of the western world‚ namely the United States‚ began abolishing slavery‚ it became important that Brazil employ abolitionist policy. The government‚ oligarchy‚ and overall leadership

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    Brazil‚ by stating that her African descent. She draws upon her descent as a unique way to view the experience and struggles of black women in Brazil. She mentions that her gender‚ age‚ national origin‚ and race gave her an edge into understanding Afro-Brazilian women. Caldwell stated the previous scholars before her were U.S.-based black researchers and her race and gender was crucial to understanding Brazilian racial and gender dynamics (xv). Caldwell later states that her African decent provides

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    Statistics also tend to suggest that Afro-Caribbean males and Asian males are over-represented in the prison population. In Britain today there are 55 million people. Of these‚ 5 per cent are Afro-Caribbean and 2 per cent are Asian. This would mean that the prison population should be 5 per cent Afro-Caribbean and 2 per cent Asian‚ but it is not. The actual figures are 10 per cent Afro-Caribbean and 9 per cent Asian. Of the 2 million people arrested‚ 16 per cent are Afro-Caribbean and 7 per cent are Asian

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    Soci 1002 Presentation Is this really true‚ are afro-Caribbean families dysfunctional. In addressing this point‚ I will examine the sociology theorist Michael Garfield smith. Smith believed that European family’s norms and values are important in one way or another to the assimilation process and plays a major role in the afro- Caribbean families. He argued that the plantation destroyed African culture and he saw the plantation as the basis on which the Caribbean family structure was formed. Smith

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    July 22‚ 2012 Executive Summary Laser XY is preparing to open up Clinics in predominantly Afro-American areas. It will be using promotional tools directed at Afro-Americans with Glaucoma. The strategy of Laser XY is to assist the Afro-American communities due to this groups high-risk for eye diseases. Thus‚ the company creates communications that conveys a positive concern for the eye health of the Afro-American communities. Laser XY has completed the initial market research to evaluate the potential

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    as a Marist student and the importance of having pride for being Afro- Latina at Marist. Mon Afrique was one of the best events I have ever attended in my life and has made me excited to see what’s in store for my next three years at Marist. Going to such a close minded school helps me even more to see the brighter side to the future of Marist. It also inspires me to promote change and equality for all students. Identifying as Afro- Latina has it pros and cons especially at a school like Marist.

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    moves that were combined with an afro-Cuban beat 2. What was the significance of “Machito and His Afro-Cubans”? The Machito and his Afro-Cubans helped create salsa music and Cubop as well as redefined Afro-Cuban Jazz. The group made great recordings in their time and after his death‚ Machito’s son become the leader of The Machito Orchestra. 3. How did Dizzy Gillespie incorporate Latin music into his music? Gillespie was a prime mover in the creation of Afro-Cuban-jazz ( or Cubop )‚ a style

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    acknowledge and respect them. Acknowledging that there is more than one way to approach life‚ is one way of uniting and helping humanity thrive. Arturo Alfonso Schomburg‚ a Puerto Rican historian‚ writer‚ and Afro-Latino activist helped bring recognition to the contributions that Afro-Latin Americans and Afro-Americans made to society. He understood the importance of being open minded and helping his people.

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    the start of a new genre of music called “Afro-Cuban Jazz” 2. What was the significance of "Machito and His Afro-Cubans"? • The significance of "Machito and His Afro-Cubans” was there creation of Afro-Cuban jazz. They also represented a bridge connect two very different worlds and making success with white people. 3. How did Dizzy Gillespie incorporate Latin music into his music? • Dizzy Gillespie incorporated Latin music into his music by inviting an afro-Cuban percussionist named Chano and working

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