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    Shelby Steele’s "On Being Black and Middle Class"‚ discusses the concept of victimization. Steele believes that the use of victimization is the greatest encumbrance for African Americans. In Steele’s perception‚ white Americans see blacks as victims to ease their guilty conscience‚ while African Americans attempt to turn their status as victims into a kind of currency that will purchase nothing of authentic or continual value. Hence‚ Steele firms that blacks must seize "buying into this zero sum

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    Summary: In Chapter 5‚ Steele examined some interesting types of stereotype threat. Ted McDougal‚ the one of the two white students‚ enrolled in the African American science class; a group of white male math students compared themselves with Asian Americans-- positive stereotype in math; and a group of lower-class students attempted on a test related to language ability. All these people under stereotype threats were trying hard to prove themselves did not align with their social identities. Under

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    Mrs. Shelby in the Uncle Tom’s Cabin can be compared to Mss Anna in the King and I. Mrs. Shelby had love‚ passion‚ and compassion for the slaves as Mss Anna. Mrs. Shelby loved her slave Eliza‚ Harry Eliza’s son‚ and Uncle Tom who lived and work for them from his childhood. Hearing Mr. Shelby is going to sell Tom a humble man and Harry Eliza’s son‚ Mrs. Shelby was surprised and spoke for them like Mss. Anna did when the king was uproar at Tuptim. Mrs. Shelby was against her husband’s intentions and

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    Shelby County v. Holder 570 U.S. __ (2013) was a United States Supreme Court case concerning Section 5 and Section 4 of The Voting Rights Act of 1965. Section 5 forbids any state or district‚ that is an eligible voter discrimination area‚ from making any changes to their election process without federal permission. Section 4 labels a state or district as eligible if said state or district had a literacy test or any other unfair device in place as of November 1‚ 1964. Section 4 also clarifies how

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    Decision Models: Lecture 2 2 Shelby Shelving Decision Model Decision Models Decision Variables: Let S = # of Model S shelves to produce‚ and LX = # of Model LX shelves to produce. To specify the objective function‚ we need to be Lecture 2 Shelby Shelving Case Understanding the optimizer sensitivity report ! Dual prices ! Righthand side ranges ! Objective coefficient ranges If time permits: Distribution / Network Optimization Models Summary and Preparation for next class LX ) Net profit 39S

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    Shelby Foote was an American historian and novelist who Random House Publishing Company paid to write a history of the civil war. It took him 20 years to write the 3-volume novel “The Civil War: A Narrative.” Writing 500 to 600 hundred words a day and visiting battlefields as needed to make the Novel as factual as possible with all known reliable historical writings. Treating the North and South the same writing he wrote about both the east and west battles. Using the historian’s standard of evidence

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    In the book “Being Black and Middle Class”‚ author Steele mainly focuses on her central theses which is the unequal treatment in race and class. Throughout the book she is argues continuously on the perception of discrimination. The author believes that usage of racial discrimination is a big burden for the Black race. According to the authors insights‚ the white class or group sees the black class as targets to comfort their guilty ethics‚ whereas the black people make an effort to make their status

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    Court said that legislation in Oregon allowing doctors to help people to die was constitutional‚ which means that physician assisted suicide is inline with the basic rights on which America was founded. A retired bishop from the Episcopal Church‚ John Shelby Spong‚ said: "The right to a good death is a basic human freedom. The Supreme Court’s decision to uphold aid in dying allows us to view and act on death as a dignified moral and godly choice for those suffering with terminal illnesses." Euthanasia

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    As the owners of Tom‚ Shelby‚ St. Clare‚ and Legree are probably the three most distinctive characters in this book. The three are all astonishingly alike to some extend‚ but their deep nature are not the same. Exploring the similarity of the characters‚ it’s not hard to find out how they are analogical selfish. For Mr. Shelby and St. Clare‚ though they may care about slaves and consider about the morality issues‚ they fail to enact any actual movements. As in Mr. Shelby’s case‚ he concerns about

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    renewed four times. The most recent time in 2006‚ was signed into law by President George W. Bush‚ and renewed the Act for twenty-five more years. Soon to be heard before the United States Supreme Court‚ is the court case Shelby County‚ Alabama v. Holder‚ Attorney General‚ et al. Shelby County argues that with an African American president elected twice‚ the VRA of 1965 has outlived its necessity. However‚ the tactics used to discriminate racially against the African American vote and the civil rights

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