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    Racial equality in America There is a lot different cultures and races in America. Some had brought their culture traditions and celebration to America. In different states like in California‚ there is the Japan town in Los Anglos and china town in San Francisco and then there is the little Italy in downtown NY. There is a huge varieties of cultures to learn about in America but does everyone get the same treatment when at their jobs or at the restaurant or anyway you go there is always someone

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    One of the country that strongly promotes racial equality is the United States. The United States have had the protests against inequality ever since the slave trade began‚ and they are always fighting for the equality among all human race. In fact‚ they are also the country that receives most of the immigrants every year. However‚ contradictory to this receptive image of the America‚ most of the people first think of the US when they think of the word racism. And perhaps‚ this long-lasting inequality

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    Ramin Zandi Mrs. McFarlin English III March 28 2013 Racial Equality for All: Fact or Fiction According to a “2008 Hate Crime Statistics‚” an estimated 7‚183 hate crimes occur in the United States per year. Now these crimes can range from merely calling someone a racist name‚ or in more severe cases‚ lighting a man on fire‚ but nonetheless‚ this is a quite a small number considering how many people live in the United States. However‚ this is the amount of crimes actually reported to the FBI.

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    country that is lacking in social equality‚ and can even be considered racist even today. Racism is the act of being racist‚ and practicing socially and politically demeaning acts upon a certain group of people. Throughout our most of our 238 year history‚ we limited rights to white men. Today we don’t pay equal among the genders and races. And today some of our leaders are politically incorrect. The United States of America will never be able to achieve racial equality. The United States of America

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    Context In 1950’s America‚ the equality of man envisioned by the Declaration of Independence was far from a reality. People of color — blacks‚ Hispanics‚ Asians — were discriminated against in many ways‚ both overt and covert. The 1950s were a turbulent time in America‚ when racial barriers began to come down due to Supreme Court decisions‚ like Brown v. Board of Education; and due to an increase in the activism of blacks‚ fighting for equal rights. Martin Luther King‚ Jr.‚ a Baptist minister

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    hateful. Those who integrate to the dominant culture were often forced to learn a new language‚ traditions‚ religion and norms. Progress has been made towards racial equality in the United States; unfortunately we still see discrimination taking place .African Americans have experience more oppression‚ hatred and injustice than other racial groups. Being African American in the United States has never been easy‚ every day blacks are treated differently mainly because of their color of skin and physical

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    Mellody Hobson put a unique spin on the way of looking at racial equality. Her views of others looking at racial equality are amazing. Mrs. Hobson says that people need to stop ignoring the issue and take it head on. The issue is something that has been ignored for too long‚ and we need to talk about it to get past it. It is an amazing thing when people can accept people of all races‚ cultures‚ and backgrounds as equals. Mrs. Hobson hits the topic head on and addresses the issues that need to be

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    I personally do not think the world will ever com to a point where there is racial and social equality. The world will always have people who do not think that everyone is equal and treat them harshly and get others to do the same‚ it is a fact of life and sadly they tend to succeed. In fox news there is a report about women who were on a train‚ ten were black one was white. They had gathered on a trip to Napa so they could discuss a romance novel. A women had came in and told them to be quiet because

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    except for the souths view of slavery . The difference between the opinion of racial equality caused such a great divide‚ that it leads to the Civil War. The brutal war lead to the deaths of many important generals and hundreds of thousands of soldiers from both sides‚ lost their lives. The north and the south were very different socially‚ politically and economically

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    of training African Americans to live as comfortably and independently as possible‚ given southern racial realities • His plan to produce farmers‚ mechanics‚ domestic servants‚ and teachers in rural schools throughout the state appeared less threatening to those whites who believed that a liberal arts university was for blacks to seek social quality • Washington made no public demand for equality but he secretly made court cases that challenged the Jim Crow rules. And he told his people to just

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