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    Ta-Nehisi Coates’s book Between the World and Me brings up many of the topics of racism that are not being discussed today and should be discussed‚ especially at Berkshire. Between the World and Me sheds a light on much of the racism that is not seen in America. When Barack Obama became president the idea of racism in America was to decrease‚ this is not the case‚ racism was pushed under the rug and hidden though it was never perished. Coates shows this throughout the book making references to his

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    In the Medieval period there were hardly any established professional scientist. The knowledge of the medicine practice was derived from the classical teachings from Galen and Hippocrates in addition with astrological influences (Chilton‚ 2015‚ tour). The methods of the medieval doctor were very crude because there wasn’t any anesthesia for surgeries. Medicinal remedies were derived from natural plant and superstitious sources. For instance‚ Martin Hill made reference to the fact that royal women

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    Between the World and Me is an autobiography by Ta-Nehisi Coates written in the form of a letter from Coates to his fifteen-year-old son. In this book‚ Coates tackles major issues that plague black people‚ particularly black men‚ in modern day America. This book covers a wide range of topics‚ including race relations‚ “whiteness”‚ “blackness”‚ self-identity‚ and manhood. One of the most powerful messages from the book is that black people can be anything. The world is quick to put us in a box‚

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    A large variety of changes were happening for the United States. Between 1800 and 1825 the U.S. population doubled in size and public opinion was more important than ever. The United States was becoming more modern. New developments in industry‚ transportation‚ and communication began to unitize advanced industrial countries and the U.S. Trading was made easier with improved roadways. In the south‚ cotton became a profitable crop with the invention of Eli Whitney’s cotton gin. Industry began flourishing

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    Between the World and Me Analysis Throughout Between the World and Me‚ Ta-Nehisi Coates touched on several pitfalls that affect the black community. Through anecdotal stories from his childhood‚ Coates is able to define to both his son and the reader why being black in America is so hard. When reading this book Coates stressed the importance of black people needing to understand that America was not created for us to succeed. He goes on to explain that the American Dream of living comfortable and

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    After reading Between the World and Me‚ I was able to obtain key knowledge from Coates. To further help me understand this knowledge‚ I had to recognize the central theme of Coates’ work. The message that Coates was trying to reveal is the idea that people build false realities‚ and they live through these realities as an authentic way of life. An example of one false reality would be the idea of race. Coates mentions that “Americans believe in the reality of ‘race’ as a defined‚ indubitable feature

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    On October 18th‚ 2017‚ I attended an interview with the popular writer and journalist‚ Ta Nehisi Coates. Famous for his novel‚ Between the World and Me‚ and his writing for The Atlantic‚ Coates has become a prominent figure in the discussion on racism in America today. During his speech‚ he reflected on the current issue of racism in America as well as the latest presidential election and even the writing process. While I felt that nearly everything Coates said offered valuable insight concerning

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    Divided in four parts – "The Year of Our Loves and Friendships"‚ "The Year of Her Passion"‚ "The Years of Betrayal"‚ and "Homecoming- The In-Between World of Vikram Lall is a bold attempt at telling the epic of Asian people in Africa. It is a novel concerning themes of love‚ passion‚ commitment and more importantly‚ identity. The narrator‚ Vikram Lall‚ is a Kenyan born Indian who grows up in an era where rebellion‚ confusion‚ and disruption were all prevalent. In this journal‚ you will learn about

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    Based on the reading the book called “Between The World and Me” it is obvious that Coats has a hard life based on the situations he has told his readers. Because of his fear and exclusion‚ it definitely plays a part on his self-concept. For example‚ he says “there the boy stood‚ with the gun brandished‚ which he slowly untucked‚ tucked‚ then untucked once more‚ and in his small eyes I saw a surging rage that could‚ in an instant‚ erase my body”. I think this relates to his self-concept because he

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    Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates‚ is a book dealing with the topic of racism in America. In my opinion‚ the most powerful message in the book is when his father told him that he would have to beat him so the police wouldn’t. This statement is so powerful because the history of African-Americans has always been a struggle. Whether from oppression‚ segregation‚ violence‚ etc.‚ our state of living has always been tough. Black families‚ more so than white families‚ feel obligated to protect

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