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    How far is it accurate to describe black Americans as second class citizens up to the 1950? Second class citizenship refers to a situation in which some categories of citizens have fewer rights than others. This can either take the form of an official‚ legally defined denial of some rights‚ or a less formal practical denial of rights. This term was applied to the black Americans and other minorities between the years 1945 and 1953. After the abolition of slavery in the United States‚ three Constitutional

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    The Blacks By Peter Abrahams Peter Henry Abrahams (born 3 March 1919) is a South African novelist‚ journalist and political commentator. His father was from Ethiopia and his mother was classified by South Africa as a mixed race person‚ a "Kleurling" or Coloured. He was born in Vrededorp‚ near Johannesburg‚ but left South Africa in 1939. He worked first as a sailor‚ and then as a journalist in London. Hoping to make his way as a writer‚ he faced considerable challenges as a South African‚ as

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    Bush Schooling - Chapters 9 - 25 Title tells us that Facey is uneducated up to this point‚ which would be considered strange these days "My birthday went unnoticed‚ a common thing in those days" - Shows how Facey has matured‚ and the fact that his birthday is "unnoticed" is almost a sign of a coming of age as only children’s birthdays were celebrated‚ while his older acquaintances never celebrate their birthdays. ’Snake Bite’ chapter reveals harsh realities of life in the outback. Adds to image

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    As one of the largest grassroots movements in the country‚ Black Lives Matter is a reaction to the dehumanization of Black people‚ a call to action against societal and institutional racism‚ as well as a rebuild of the narrow‚ conventional liberation movements that too often marginalized women‚ queer‚ trans‚ disabled and undocumented immigrants from within the movement. As such‚ it does not limit its scope to the alarmingly high poverty‚ incarceration and extrajudicial killing rates‚ but it includes

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    History of Europe from 1914 to 1945 The history of Europe between years 1914 and 1945 encompasses the unforgivable events of World War I and World War II. To explore history of Europe between these two events‚ where Germany played the main role‚ it is necessary to reveal the major incentives which preceded them‚ while paying the main attention to their byproduct‚ such as the emergence of fascism‚ as well as‚ to understand how these events were closely related to each other. The incentives

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    Why was the Brown v Topeka case important for black Americans? In 1896 there had been a court case called Plessy v. Ferguson which argued that as long as facilities were equal‚ there was no problem for them being separate. However 90 years on‚ things were starting to change... Linda Brown was a black American third grader who had to walk 6 blocks and take a bus to attend Monroe Elementary School for coloured children. However Sumner Elementary for whites was only 6 blocks away and had better facilities

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    The first article I read was called “Plutocrats Despising the Poor: An American Tradition.” A part of the article talks about how millionaires and billionaires are basically telling the middle class and poor should just suck it up and that the 99 percent should stop “envying” the rich and start “emulating” them. Also that we should be glad we don’t live in China or India where people are making 30‚00 and in my opinion even people in America only make that much for example some teachers only make

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    The religious landscape currently exhibited in Australia has been developed and has fluctuated significantly through the impact of immigration since the end of World War II‚ 1945. In 1947‚ just 0.5 % of the population claimed to be non-Christian and 0.3 % claimed to have no religion‚ thus promoting the fact that Christianity was the most prominent religion in Australia. The end of the War stimulated much immigration from Europe‚ as did the Vietnam War in the 1970s. Such organisations as the NSW Ecumenical

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    anyway. By doing this I was saving myself from anger‚ aggravation‚ and being told I was wrong. I knew what I did not agree with by listening to other opinions‚ watching actions‚ standing from the outside. The movement Black Lives Matter was a joke to me‚ I don’t think only black lives matter‚ all lives matter. The movement was loud‚ ignorant‚ and fell into the category of things that did not affect me so I chose not to care about. White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack by Peggy McIntosh

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    How far do you agree that the years 1945-55 saw only limited progress in improving the status of African Americans? The years of 1945-55 saw limited progress in improving the status of African Americans to an extent; however‚ during this time period there was also an increased amount of progress for the African American community in improving their status. There were many key factors‚ which contributed to improving the status of African Americans‚ such as the work of key civil right parties‚ for

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