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    The Trayvon Martin Case

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    Coming from someone who you can easily catch walking around with a drink and candy in hand while wearing a hoodie on I have never once thought I might look suspicious and end up murdered from these actions. Luckily‚ I am white and not the main attraction for suspicious activity as those who are black. This common assumption really bothers me‚ because there are bad people out there and there are good people as well‚ but the color of their skin doesn’t define if you’re good or bad. Trayvon Martin never

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    There are reports found that young women of color are more likely to be suspended from school than any other race. “Black girls face high and disproportionate suspension rates across the country – and it’s not because they are misbehaving more frequently than other girls‚” said Neena Chaudhry‚ director of education at the women’s law center. “This uneven discipline is often the result of deeply ingrained racist and sexist stereotypes that push black girls out of school‚” (Camera). This shocking surprise

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    Pat Cleveland

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    In the seventies‚ the demand for black models within the fashion industry was scarce as fashion designers and modeling agencies preferred a particular mainstream image during this era. While the Civil Rights Movement was expanding‚ the same could not be said for the recognition of women of color in the racially-exclusive popular fashion publications and runway shows. Eventually‚ the racial boundaries slowly began to dissipate while black models were given the opportunity to demonstrate that the appearance

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    TV shows that appear on primetime nowadays‚ usually are sitcoms or action/adventure. These types of shows appeal to many views out‚ old and young‚ and one of the best out is the sitcom‚ Black-ish on ABC. Black-ish is a very witty black comedy‚ shot in Pasadena‚ California & has a single camera setup. It was created by Kenya Barris and first aired on September 24‚ 2014 and since has received many views and continues strong on primetime. Starring Anthony Anderson as Andre Johnson and Tracee Ross as

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    Racial Smog Definition

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    The term racial smog‚ to me means‚ a clouded judgement based on the skin color of an individual. A clouded judgement is placing all individuals of a certain race in one specific group without knowing anything else about them. For example‚ saying all Hispanic people are illegal aliens or criminals‚ all African Americans are good at sports or are criminals‚ all German people are Nazis‚ etc. It is a predetermined prejudice we give people based on their outward appearance. To me‚ this type of thought

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    Personal Semiotics

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    In essence I am the six blind men‚ and the world is my elephant. I am right‚ but I am wrong. My semiotics not only guide me through the world‚ they blind me to it as well. My culture‚ my family‚ and global cosmopolitanism. These 3 streams of semiotics heavily influence how I create my world. A large part of my identity is my racial background. It plays a major role in who I am‚ and how I view everything around me. My social circle is full of people who are considered to be minorities. When I view

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    Abraham Joshua Heschel once said‚ “Racism is man’s gravest threat to man - the maximum of hatred for a minimum of reason.” My beliefs and my grandparent’s beliefs on racism differ with language‚ disrespect‚ and the mistreatment of other human beings. Overtime every generation develops their own “language‚” and some of that language can be considered racist in today’s time. Growing up you hear certain words used by people your age that older people do not use. People say “swag” or “lit” and we are

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    Scout Finch Racism

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    One of the major themes in To Kill a Mockingbird is racism. Racism is seen all throughout the story and has powerful impact on all of the characters. The idea of white and colored people as equals is an idea that the main character‚ Scout Finch‚ learns through her experiences. She starts to realize that the people in Maycomb were more judgy than she had always thought. This idea for her was mainly introduced to her during the Tom Robinson case. This case had racism “written all over it.” During the

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    The rise of Hitler relates to How To Kill A Mockingbird because they both discriminated people. Hitler discriminated jews and white people discriminated black people. Both situations were unfair. White people didn’t like black people just because they looked different. So white people use black people as slaves. Hitler didn’t like jews because he thought jewish isn’t the right way. Adolf Hitler was born April 20th‚ 1889. He didn’t much like his family. He didn’t have any friends in school. When

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    The Effects of Racism and Misogyny in Othello Race and gender heavily influence the course of peoples’ lives. Shakespeare’s “Othello” depicts a society in which racist and misogynist behaviour informs and affects how characters are perceived and treated. Women in the play are viewed by men as objects‚ available for their possession and use. The constant subtle and overt racism that Othello encounters throughout the play contribute to his downfall. The unjust treatment of women and people of colour

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