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    on factors such as these‚ supports Bourdieu’s claims and theories circling around the concept that‚ “power is culturally and symbolically created and constantly refined.” When there is a hierarchy‚ it leads to competition‚ so when there are different groups going against one another‚ we tend to separate ourselves with people with common characteristics and this eventually leads to prejudices and discrimination. African Americans have been highly effected by social

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    AFRICAN AMERICAN Total numbers in the U.S. 8‚593‚287 total African-Americans in the US Information (source) Percent of the total U. S. population Information (source) Rate of growth 12.6% African American Average household size 1. African-American household size: 2. two-person family-3‚585‚316 or 41.7% 3. three or four-person family- 3‚769‚736 or 43.9% 4. five-person family or more- 1‚238‚235 or 14.4% 5. total African-American household size- 8‚593‚287 Average age of African-Americans: Males 31 years

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    Slave Treatment In the 16th and 17th centuries‚ the practice of slavery was growing throughout Europe. The Africans took part in the slave trade because they were able to trade slaves with the Europeans for money and goods. The Portuguese and the Africans had different motives as to why they wanted to follow through on their decisions to create a slave trade. The Portuguese introduced slave trade to Brazil as they had been given land in Brazil and the slaves could help with agriculture in the

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    associated with it‚ is "language". Furthermore‚ this language is comprised of dialect as well as slang. In regards to the African-American vernacular‚ there is more to it than strictly linguistics. For African-American literature‚ it is not merely about the words‚ but is instead about the moods and motives that drive them. For starters‚ in the category of mood‚ African-American literature is rich. The voices of its authors are not only unique‚ but overflowing with emotion. Specifically‚ "what distinguishes

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    Majority of the African American migrating North wrote letters to the Urban League‚ an organization that has helped many other African Americans migrate north. “Founded in New York City in 1911‚ the National Urban League (NUL) was the most important of the new social service agencies formed especially to address urban black conditions.” (Brown‚ p127) Along with the assistance from the NUL many migrants also wrote to a newspaper designed for African American readers‚ the Chicago Defender. Each migrate

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    individual the same rights and equality. Many Americans believe that the country has successfully achieved these. Dreadfully they are wrong. This country still has major inequality issues in the public school system that keeps the society from growing together. When looking at the nation’s overall scale of education‚ social class‚ and success it is clear to see the enormous gap between whites and blacks. There is a continuous circle of African Americans living in poor neighborhoods that are then forced

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    More than two million people in the US self injure a day‚ privilege for those with lighter skin is still being granted‚ and a woman’s natural hair is still not fully accepted in American culture‚ but isn’t black America still a part of America? From the year 1619 until present day‚ the social and mental disconnection between Whites and people of color have been nearly impossible to resolve. The social construct of pigmentocracy and colourism have caused women in minority groups to devalue themselves

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    African-Americans were fed up with the inequality they faced throughout the state. In the 1960s‚ the Watts Riots broke out sparking violence throughout the city of Los Angeles and Watts neighborhood. African Americans we fed up with the housing discrimination‚ deteriorating and crowded neighborhoods‚ serious unemployment‚ police harassment‚ limited opportunities made worse by an insufficient education system‚ and increased poverty (Textbook‚ 525). As California entered the 1960s‚ the Civil Rights

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    When analysing American society through postcolonial theory‚ the basic division shows how imperialism created a binary construction in society’s mindset and the creation of a group identity rather than a personal identity. Due to the focus of this paper on African Americans and their relation to the dominate Euro-Americans‚ other ethnics groups‚ such as Native Americans‚ are not included in this society analysis. Moreover‚ this paper does not presume that the position between coloniser and colonised

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    four thousand miles to the northwest in Berlin‚ Germany fourteen European nations men in 1884 to 1885 to carve up the African continent. No Africans attended the Berlin Conference. All of Africa was under control of the Europeans besides Liberia and Ethiopia. Only Seven countries were given the right to own a particular territory. What the European believe they gave to the Africans was the Christian religion‚ a “superior” form of government‚ and what they considered a more developed civilization.

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