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    to its minimalistic detail‚ more focus is placed on subtle symbolic references in relation to character traits and thematic issues. Wharton illustrates this attention to detail through subtle references to Zenobia’s‚ which audibly mimics the term xenophobia‚ distrust of her cousin’s foreign presence in her home through symbolism. Edith Wharton’s Ethan Frome highlights Zenobia’s distrust of Mattie Silver through the symbolic representation of the Frome’s cat. The Frome’s cat stands out as a symbolic

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    American exceptionalism is the belief that this country grants unique freedoms and liberties that other countries do not. The common rhetoric‚ referred to as the "American dream"‚ is that anyone in this country regardless of race‚ gender‚ or class can achieve prosperity through hard work and dedication. While this is an ideal concept‚ history has shown that this idea is not rooted in reality. Unfortunately‚ there are institutional barriers that rob many Americans of equal opportunity. While

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    go of the immigration issue for around 6 years. While the topic has been around since about 2006‚(amnesty marches from Mexican immigrants) the direct focus it has gotten came from suspiciousness from 9/11 about immigration. We have a pattern of xenophobia after major events in the US‚ for example communism and Japanese internment camp. The United States has specifically focused on Mexico because most of the immigration comes from there. Up to now no one wanted to become involved with immigration

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    individuals. The racialized identification of Muslims and Arab Americans as "terrorists" has not gone unnoticed. In a 1997 report‚ Maurice Glele-Ahanzano‚ the United Nations’ special reporter on contemporary forms of racism‚ racial discrimination‚ xenophobia and related phenomena‚ noted racism and discrimination against Arabs in the U.S. and highlighted the media’s tendency to identify Arabs and Muslims with terrorists. In 1999 a bipartisan coalition in Congress sponsored a resolution condemning "anti-Muslim

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    leave the bride‚ Joanna‚ alone. And that she would not let “some negro” make a mess of the perfectly kind white family she looks after. Even though the maid and groom are both black‚ she still views and treats him differently from herself. Lastly Xenophobia was also portrayed in the film. The gallery manager who

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    passage”. Many American didn’t like this going on. Nativism grew throughout the 1890’s. American workers jobs were in jeopardy due to the amount of cheaper labor that businesses could get by hiring immigrants. (Doc A) These people were known to have xenophobia; a fright of people from other countries. In 1892‚ the National People’s Party claims that current immigration laws failed to protect American workers. (Doc. C) This was the beginning of attempts to get immigration limited. Over time‚ the federal

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    In the Declaration of Independence a statement is made that all people are equal and have as humans the immutable rights to life‚ liberty‚ and the pursuit of happiness. This statement is a promise to all people that the United States is a country where everyone should have the opportunity to reach their greatest potential. Saul Alinsky states in his book Rules for Radicals‚ “The spirit of democracy is the idea of the importance and worth of the individual‚ and faith in the kind of world where the

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    “Parents can only give good advice or put them on the right paths‚ but the final forming of a person’s character lies in their own hands.” ― Anne Frank. Respect is a basic fundamental trait that has been embedded into the minds of generations and generations of people worldwide who were raised by decent parents. Respect is what ensures likability in our communities and our workplaces concerning the people around us. In today’s society‚ respect is still a major functioning unit we so heavily rely

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    better than others.” In more colloquial language‚ racism is discriminating anyone because of their race and or ethnic background. Racism is all around us‚ and racism will be prevalent until the end of time. The idea of racism developed from “xenophobia‚” which is the fear of foreign peoples. Many people want to believe that being racist is hereditary‚ that some humans are born hating other races‚ but I assure you that this is a false assumption. According to African American writer Alex Haley

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    for me‚ my family’s background and religious beliefs are two major components that shape my identity. Post 9/11 people who identify as Arabs and/or Muslims have been looked down upon‚ even more so now due to recent political events. The rise in xenophobia towards Arabs and Muslims by the media and government officials has led many people in our society to justify discrimination. Nowadays many people in America see me and automatically start to stare me down as if I am some type

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