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    America Is a Salad Bowl

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    bowl The identity of America has changed from when the Indians came from Europe to America in 18th century. From the North America to South American live has a major affect on your identity. America has defined itself not by race‚ religious‚ and ethnic identity but by common values and individual freedom. America is a salad bowl because there are all different kinds of races‚ religions‚ and people from different countries. Everyone comes from different backgrounds. America is mixed with all different

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    culture. This essay will explore this in relation to the discourses of gender‚ class and environment. The text focuses on a predominantly masculine discourse by stereotyping the traditional bush ethos of Australia‚ while excluding females and other ethnic groups. The text uses the term "men with the sun-tanned faces" to reinforce the white masculine culture of Australian ideology. The poem defines Australians as strong‚ rugged and very hardworking. "The men who have learnt to master the forces of fire

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    government has initiated the process of drafting a new constitution to replace Fiji’s multi-ethnic constitution of 1997 with one guaranteeing the political supremacy of indigenous Fijians. The future of the interim government is itself questionable as is evident by the Fijian court declaring the coup and subsequent developments illegal and upholding the ousted 1997 constitution. The primary cause of the chaos is ethnic animosity‚ however‚ it is evident that other factors including historical‚ economical

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    Accents

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    rated more favorably compared to the other two speakers. There was no difference in how females and males rated the speakers on both scales. As well as‚ there was no significant affect of the participant’s borough and their influence of speaker’s ethnic background. But‚ there was a difference in how participants rated the African American speaker compared to those participants who listened to the West Indian speaker. Keywords: accents‚ perception‚ college students‚ attitudes‚ gender‚ ethnicity

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    d101-City Road

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    be the main customers. Fleetwood has its own students at the Nautical College on the outskirts of the town. The college has a significant number of students from ethnic backgrounds‚ who are seldom seen buying goods in the stores‚ thus having little impact the shops on Lord Street. City Road businesses benefit from its students and ethnic communities. When Lloyd Robson enters the newsagents situated on City Road he asks its owner ‘Colin Butwell (‘Making lives’‚ 2009 scene 3) how his “business has

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    Gran Torino

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    Gran Torino Introduction Gran Torino is a powerful drama film that portrays a man’s journey in a crime-ridden neighbourhood. The protagonist‚ Walt Kowalski‚ a racist Korean war veteran lived in a neighbourhood where the majority of the residences were of Asian descent. The difficult part of this was he was racist and prejudiced against minority groups. All started to change after the failed attempt of his next-door neighbour Thao of stealing his precious Gran Torino. As part of the Hmong tradition

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    and home to green forests and hide promises of the coast and the sea. The Tinguians are an ethnic tribe predating most other ethnic tribes in the Philippines. What proof anthropologists have of the tribe is little and often incidental in nature. From passing mentions and stories to actually having found pottery fragments and other concrete evidences‚ the Tinguians are indeed still a mysterious ethnic group. From what we know of them‚ the Tinguians are a tribe speculated to still persist in

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    with others or work well with your hands. A big weaknesses in IQ testing is the many different test which are available which can result in a huge disparity in testing scores. There are many reasons for disparities in groups from different racial‚ ethnic‚ religious and socioeconomic groups. The main reason for this disparity is socioeconomic and racial inequality. For instance African Americans on the low end of social scale tend to do far worse on standardized test than do whites on the same low

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    those reasons immigration occurs and people start to go places and live in a homogenius environment with people who come from many different cultures. Being in a homogenius environment brings usually racism issue. African- American people one of ethnic group who prefer to live in homogenius society. Coming from a different cultural and historical background sometimes can create prejudism and problems for African- American people because racism is an universal problem which occurs in everywhere

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    Ceremony by Leslie M. Silko is a young man who finds himself in between the coalition of two cultures‚ his two cultures. Tayo is initiated into the Native American culture and traditions. The distinction here is between the White and the Native American ethnic-race groups. To sum up‚ one of the takeaways from the novel‚ is Tayo’s feeling and view on racism. He was once a soldier for the U.S. Army in World War II. Through other characters such as Emo‚ another Native American young man who had been a soldier

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