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    Mine Okubo‚ a Japanese - American was treated as if she was invisible figuratively in the internment camps by being called as numbers not names. “ For the rest of their time in the internment camps‚ Mine and Toku were referred to by this number‚ not by their names.” Mine Okubo was made invisible

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    the racism in schools across the nation and how we can help stop it. Achinstein writes this article to give us information about the problems and solutions with racism in schools. Achinsteins point in writing this article is that everyone should be treated equally and have the same opportunities as one another regardless of race. On a similar note‚ another issue in America is the gender discrimination in the workplace. “Workplace Gender Bias: Not just between strangers‚” by Joel Nadler and Margaret

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    Southern states into the southern union. During this period there was a controversy because of Abraham Lincoln’s assassination however‚ Johnson replaced his position as president. African Americans suffered they lived through being treated with no justice and treated harshly. African Americans were evicted from their homes and had no jobs or money to provide for their families. They couldn’t have decent jobs which paid a good salary because they had no education.Reconstruction was a Radical Republican’s

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    home and not a second later. Although the 1950’s were a more popular time then other decades‚ I do not think people would want to go back. Women were treated unfairly as well as minorities‚ and gays. I do‚ however‚ think that some aspects from that generation would be best fit in this generation. Women should still go out and work‚ and be treated with respect‚ however; there should be more structure in families‚ so that there are not so many broken families‚ and not so many children being born into

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    were with their religion. This clearly shows the need for a section in the charter that protects all Canadian rights. Many people believe that the government treated the First Nations culture unfairly and that they never should have treated them like that. The government is still trying to make it up to the First Nations for how they treated

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    The New Colossus reflects the American dream by being a symbol of hope and freedom. The New Colossus is about the Mother of Exiles and what it represents and how it’s a symbol welcoming and how she wants the tired and poor‚ the huddled masses yearning to breathe free. This means that she wants the Europeans to send those homeless to her and that she will “lift my lamp beside the golden door.” What she is saying that she will show them the way to America for liberty and freedom and they will be welcomed

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    beautiful land called America‚ there were Indians who lived here. They were here more than one hundred before we came here.. How can it be fair for us to move them off their home? That’s why we should let the Indians stay. The Indians also were treated so unfairly and became modernized like us. So let the Indians stay. First of all the Indians were here way before we came. According to the article “Allow the Cherokee to Stay” by Joan Marshall‚ it says‚ “The Cherokee lived in what is the now northern

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    Harriet Tubman was an extraordinary heroine. She was a powerful woman who used her strength to assist others to a more improved life. Harriet was born a slave‚ she was an extremely hard working slave‚ even through tough situations. However‚ she was not treated properly compared to the tremendous work she did. Lastly‚ after Tubman ran away she made her knowledge useful by helping others runaway. Harriet always did the best of her ability. Harriet was a phenomenal slave that went through several difficult

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    The Treatment of Black Enslaved Women In the middle of the 19th century‚ thoughts about slavery differed from males to females‚ predominantly throughout the white race. The gender of a slave remained the main controversial issue about slavery‚ due solely on the fact that the treatment of enslaved black women was by far different from enslaved black men. Black women were raped by their white owners and conceived children from the assaults. They also had to undergo unfair treatment by white women

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    the March on Washington Occasion. The purpose of this speech was to bring awareness to America that we need to end slavery and that everyone is to be treated equally to create peacefulness so that we can coexist. Also wanted to make aware of the negative impacts on the lives of African Americans. I want to discuss first the fact of needing to be treated equally  to coexist peacefully. America was portrayed as the "Land of the free" which was interpreted as everyone having equal rights. With this said

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