Perhaps it was time for a change in terms of making sure minorities had a better chance to succeed in employment and education, but the answer was clearly not to implement a program such as Affirmative Action. ... Although it is understandable where these conclusions could be concurred, statistical evidence proves them false. ... However, "programs to simply help backs win jobs or gain access to higher education have a much higher level of support- by roughly 70 percent of the white public" (Kleugel 797). ...

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In conclusion just cause African Americans have a low income level, does not mean the use of birth control will help reduce their family units, which would ultimately in crease their national income level. ... Birth Control is not the only way this goal can be reached, if the Democratic Party really wanted to help they can implement better education programs and motivate the public to better themselves....

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Reviewing the conclusion I definitely agree with the Affirmative Action, because we were all made to be equal and we are treated as different. ... Affirmative Action shows that with the same education, black people can do the same jobs as a white person. ...

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In conclusion, it is apparent that the study of Science should be granted Kennewick Man's skeleton. ... The significant reason that I am explaining is called education. ... And that is the best possession any one thing can carry, the value of education. ...

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Or a sly intended, disrespect towards Nirgros from the Mississippi board of education? ... In conclusion, from the book I can tell that during the 1930s, times were rough for black people living in Mississippi. Education was very poor, but it hardly compared with the careful juggling act parents had to do o protect their families. ...

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She watched her people suffer from degradation, lynchings, and brutal beatings and came to the conclusion that beauty is defined by being white. ... Education was extremely important within her community. ... Therefore they denied slaves the right to any forms of education. ...

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During that time Maya learned the importance of education, however, her life in Stamps was influenced by the continuous racism and discrimination. ... Eventually Maya decided to keep the baby and continue her high school education. In conclusion, Maya went through lots of hardships while growing up. ...

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A second study by Robert Fernquist (1996) also examines the intersection of race and suicide but is more focused on education. In this study a sample of 10,000 people in five different education categories were used. I will not go in depth about the education categories because they are not important in the area that I am focusing on in my paper, but in the study they are very significant. ... Compared to White females in the same age group, the suicide rate was much higher in the lower amount of education category. ... In conclusion, my original research question dealt with the intersection...

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Washington called for Negroes to give up higher education and politics in order to concentrate on gaining industrial wealth. ... He believed that only though education could blacks gain status and that Washington's idea promoted black submission to whites. ... Education was the key to a diverse, multicultural society. ... Du Bois was a well-respected intellectual and a leader of the NAACP in which he worked to reach the goals of education and peaceful resolution between races. ... In conclusion, we can see then, that neither Washington's strategy of appeasement or Dubois's plan ...

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He urged African Americans to accept discrimination for the time being and concentrate on making themselves better through hard work and education. He believed in education in the crafts, industrial and farming skills to further the African American race and help them prosper. ... DuBois believed firmly that political action and academic education would be the way to gain full citizenship rights for African Americans. He stressed the need for further education in the African American community because he believed that African American leadership should come from college-trained backgrounds. ....

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Conclusion ----- Discrimination still limits the opportunities and stifles the hopes of many black Americans and other minorities. In the realms of housing, employment, medical care, education and the administration of the criminal justice system, we are still, "two separate Americas." ...

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Invisible Man sees education as a pathway to a sense of pride and dignity along with identity. ... At the conclusion of the novel, he finds himself coming to grips with his own identity as an individual despite the myth of black conformity. ...

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That was expected of my race because the white race will always try to suppress, take advantage of, and control you if you don't have an education or you're not financially stable. Our black community is very much divided and there is a continuous struggle to learn about our identity and realizing how important education is because it plays a big role in being knowledgeable of who we are." I completely agree with my grandfather, but sadly in today's society, there is a lack of African-American History courses offered in the education system. ... In conclusion, I think our ...

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He saw education as a way for the boys to adjust to the ever-increasing influence of the white community and as a tool to assimilate into this new culture. ... Therefore, in his last moments, he wanted to stress to Francis the importance of keeping up with his education. ... Perhaps Brush was fearful that if he were not there to lead the boys and to keep pushing them to learn, they might not take their education as seriously or possibly abandon their studies all together. ... As a conclusion I offer, Brush placed himself in the "big brother" role to help the other boys adjust to life at the...

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The Cultural Divide By Courtney Ulrich Throughout history, the clash of contrasting cultures has never resulted in a positive conclusion, but rather racial segregation and the arrogant use of stereotypes in all aspects of life. ... The real racist is irrational, because he comes to conclusions about racial identity due to false assumptions or none at all. ... While this individual is using evidence, personal experience and reason to come to his conclusion, his logic is faulty. ... These hasty conclusions about "bad" and "good" intent led to more misunderstandings between the two cultures. ...

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I just believe that they are no basis for eliminating the book from our public education system. ... It's infinitely better that children discuss and clarify these topics in a supportive, supervised environment where they can rationally analyze and draw their own conclusions. ... Instead of trying to use the whole concept of building a wall between students and these more adult issues, I honestly think our education system should equip us with armor so that we can face them. ...

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Board of Education, after fighting for years. ... Their main achievement they achieved was in 1954, when the U.S Supreme Court overturned the doctrine of "separate but equal that for years had restricted blacks to a second-rate education. ... By the 1940's-1950's lynching had totally disappeared Conclusion The NAACP is and will always be the greatest help of the Black Americans, from the moment the started (1909) till now they have achieved so many moral victories which were the greatest helps to the blacks. ...

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I would merely change my pigmentation and allow people to draw their own conclusions" (10). ... Board of Education. ... White students went to the nearest school while black students had to go further away from home just to get their education, sometimes miles and miles away. ... The African Americans were getting a second class education. ...

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The above stated came forth through an acute critique and rejection of white psychology in terms of its methodological conclusions and the ideological premises it tests. ... Board of Education decision in 1954. ... In conclusion, even though many argue against the existence of Black psychology, it is very much so existent-and Karenga proves it. ...

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Since the first whites settled in South Africa they had believed that the blacks were racially inferior and couldn't be expected to live like Europeans, but this policy wasn't pursued to it's cruel conclusion until the election of the P.W Botha's government in1948. 1. ... Due to some of the laws, blacks couldn't get a position although they were wanted; the other reason that they couldn't work was they didn't have higher education. 2.Growing black movements in Soweto in 1976 showed that new a generation of blacks was emerging. ... Conclusion : The apartheid ...

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In the last two decades the population of black male inmates grew three times as fast as the number of black men enrolled in higher education. ... The funding of Higher Education and corrections and its impact on African American men makes perfectly clearly the society's investment priority's producer commensurate results. During the 1980s and 1990s state spending on higher education. Between 1980 and 2000, corrections share of state and local spending grew by 104 percent while higher educations share of state and local spending declined by 21 percent African Americans comprises a...

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The narrator seems like had an acceptable life through a fully education which continues with his induction in the Brotherhood and his continuing realizations about reality. ... In conclusion, the reason caused the isolation among in the characters is the illusion and the reality....

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Also during these times, visible minorites were not able to enter various professions such as education, law, and pharmacy due simply to the fact that they were minorites and a threat to the white community. ... This survey examined various court case and drew some observations and conclusions. ...

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Her family disowns her, however, because they disprove of her associating with such people, believing them to be unworthy of an education. ... In conclusion, I read The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman as a class assignment for you Mr. ...

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Hernstein and Charles Murray wrote THE BELL CURVE, a publication that tied together misleading statistics (much like Giddings discussed in chapter 4 with the Darwinism passage) with poorly drawn conclusions. ... A December 8, 1997, edition of Sports Illustrated magazine, which I have in my bookshelf, was entitled "What Ever Happened to the White Athlete" in which it came to the conclusion that African-American athletes were dominating the sports industry because they had wider hips and other various physical differences. ...

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