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    resulting naiveté and ignorance. The theme of the existence of racial inequality in the novel is extremely important‚ and Tom Robinson embodies this theme better than any other character due to his race‚ the time in which the novel is set‚ and the prejudice of a small town community. For a long time‚ African Americans have been considered inferior to Caucasian men or women. During

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    Structures of Racial and Gender Inequality Different theorists have used different things to look at race and gender inequalities. Gilman looked at evolutionary theory; Du Bois looked at cultural oppression. Chafetz’s theory is kind of a response to Gilman’s theory. Chafetz looks at the idea structural‚ there are structures working and this organization also keeps women at a disadvantaged. The individuals are not as important as the structures. Wilson see’s race the same way Chafetz sees gender

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    states‚ racial segregation was enforced until it was fully ended in every state in 1964. The Civil Rights Act‚ declared segregation wrong. The retraction of segregation led to integration of public schools. Although the Little Rock School Crisis was the initial effort to bringing an end to segregation in public schools‚ the bravery of the nine students who were willing to risk their lives in this effort proved to be of great value in the attempt at achieving equal rights in America. Racial segregation

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    The Authenticity of Racial Profiling and Law Enforcement Research Methods Abstract Racial profiling has influenced many people across the world; it has been a huge problem which needs to be resolved. The points discussed in this paper basically touch on why racial profiling is unacceptable and how it needs to be sustained. Why minorities shouldn’t have to suffer because of false stereotypes; also shouldn’t have to deal with bias opinions of the law. America is the land

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    the possibility for the American dream‚ but there have been many key events in history that show the fragility of civil rights and the reality of inequality in the United States. Democracy is defined as a government created by the people and for the people. Human rights are necessary for a democratic system.

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    Racial inequality is a very real situation in the United States. From Ferguson‚ Missouri to Baltimore‚ and Chicago to California‚ there have been extreme situations of racial inequality showing it’s true colors. Now more then ever‚ people are bombarded with videos and news stories of extreme violence against a minority‚ yet are completely ignorant to the fact that crimes happen the other way around. While it is true that minorities have faced many hardships in America‚ how much of it is valid

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    Bryce Sims Poli Sci 101 5 March 2017 Poverty and Inequality in the United States Capitalism demands that “wealth is on top and debt is on the bottom” (Salon.com) Income inequality rates are higher in the United States than any other developed democracy and the rates are growing. Large corporations and the top 1% get breaks that the middle and lower class do not. Such as tax breaks‚ bailouts‚ and bankruptcy laws being loosened. It can be argued that capitalism is the number

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    Final Exam Summer 2013 Part II Essay Questions 56. What are Chinatowns like in cities across the U.S.? Describe these locations‚ including what populations are served and what‚ if any‚ inconsistencies are present. Chinatown historically has been a way station for working-class immigrants and immigrant entrepreneurs. A balanced economic development approach will stimulate growth while benefiting instead of displacing residents and local businesses. Such an approach also will

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    Americans and to grant them citizenship because many were freed slaves. The Fourteenth Amendment was the focal point in which segregation in schools was coming to an end as a result of the violations of the due process and equal protection clauses. Racial discrimination in education or schools directs the attention to any harassment of students based on color‚ race or national origin. Discrimination can be caused by administrators‚ students or teachers. In 1896‚ the Plessy v. Ferguson Court case denied

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    Racial Profiling: A Modern Day Epidemic Did you know that an appalling‚ unconstitutional and pernicious attack happens continuously in today’s society against innocent citizens and nobody does anything about it? This practice is called racial profiling. Mr. Bob Herbert‚ a journalist for the New York Times‚ discusses this in his article‚ “Hounding the Innocent”. This article is an insightful and informative. He informs his readers about many actual situations of innocent citizens becoming victims

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