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    Cameron White Writing 1 Section 30 11/8/10 Mellissa Fabros Ebonics and its Handicap on Society In today’s African American community‚ many speak and use a different form of “standard” English. Ebonics is a form of English that was established by the early US slaves in search of a reliable means of communication. During slavery‚ there were laws which mandated that any person caught teaching a slave to read or write could be fined and/or put in jail. This left them to fend for themselves and

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    “The Toll of Stockholm Syndrome in the African American Society” One of the effects of slavery on the African American people is the Stockholm syndrome. Stockholm syndrome by definition is the feelings of trust or affection felt in many cases of kidnapping or hostage-taking by a victim toward a captor. Another name used for this is the slave loyalty syndrome. Once slavery seemed to become a way of the world in America‚ some slaves grew forms of sympathy for their slave owners. While slavery became

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    have led to a lot of outrage in the African American community. The community has let out its cries‚ no longer sitting down and taking what society has thrown at them and using it to their advantage by taking action. Since their arrival to the United States‚ African Americans have been treated unlawfully‚ being forced into slavery‚ and having to fight for their freedom until emancipation which came in the late 1800’s‚ which lead to the conclusion that African Americans should be treated equally.

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    for every young Black man. You know how it is‚ only God can judge us.” Throughout the course of the semester there have been numerous discussions of topics involving the black community in today’s society. Racism towards African-Americans and how they are not treated equally or with respect from society. They are judged just by the way they carry themselves; pants sagging‚ tank top‚ and tattoos that are visible are classified as “thug” or “uneducated”. So I write this book in hopes that others will

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    throughout the years shows the struggle that some citizens had to endure. When the Civil War ended African Americans were no longer slaves‚ but they were not equal either. African Americans still faced discrimination because they were Black people. This essay will explain how and why African Americans attacked segregation in American society in the 1950s and 1960s. During the 1950s and 1960s African Americans communities made public announcements dealing with a matter of great importance regarding

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    young adult‚ African American male? In your response‚ apply what you learned from your reading concerning the cultural and ethical issues in the use of tests. Answer: Review how the personality test was developed‚ if African American males were represented in terms of demographic variables such as age‚ socioeconomic status‚ ethnic background‚ education level‚ and geographic region. Was a preliminary version of the test given to a representative sample of African American males and analyzed

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    Early Male Domination

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    Patriarchy is a system of male dominance‚ in which men dominate women through control. Historically‚ patriarchy has manifested itself in the social‚ legal‚ political‚ and economic organization of a range of different cultures. How did male domination come to be normal in human societies? This is a question that is difficult to answer‚ but there are many theories. (Neave‚ 2003) One theory says that men envy the means of reproducing the species. Men evolves hoping to have that same importance‚ and

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    Male Gaze

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    Analysis We see the theory of the male gaze prominently in this scene taken from transformers in which the appealing force is Megan Fox and the character she plays. This is done through the micro-elements in the film and especially the cinematography in this scene. One major area is her style of clothing. We see her in a typical light‚ short skirt and a crop top alongside the tan and curves. This draws the eye of audiences in order to portray her in the light that male audience’s desire. Throughout the

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    The savage male

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    The Savage Male Yanomamo a tribe of American Indians are labeled as the ‘fierce people’. They are one of the most aggressive‚ warlike‚ male-oriented people in the world. Yanomamo male is usually covered with wounds and scars due to quarrels‚ duels and military raids. Women are also covered with scars and bruises as a result of violent encounters with seducers‚ rapists and husbands. Yanomamo is a hot-tempered‚ drug-taking‚ warrior-husband. Kind husbands merely hurt and mutilate‚ the fierce one

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    During World War I African Americans were determined to find their rightful place in American culture and society. Hundreds of thousands of African Americans migrated North in search of jobs‚ better living conditions and escape from racist voting laws and violent lynching’s. While voting was made easier in the North‚ violence could not be escaped. In 1919‚ 120 African Americans died by September due to racism. Many returning white soldiers had to now compete for jobs against African Americans and foreign

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