I suppose it will affect them positive because they are the ones who get the jobs and acceptance even though they are not as qualified. I also believe they will think it is effective and fair for the same reasons it has affected them in a positive way, and that is because they are the ones who benefit from it the most. ... I feel that they do not think it is neither effective nor fair because maybe some are bitter that minorities and women are given this benefit without working for it. ... Most of them voted that it had a positive affect, and it was effective and fair. ... One fabrication ...

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• Grade Level: High School

There are many suggested ways to help bring about racial equality, but they are not as effective as people may think. ... Affirmative action has not completely done its job. ... This is not an effective argument because Asians and Indian people did not have to endure what African American people had to endure in the past (Plous). ... The African American tester in each pair received no job referrals. ... The Caucasian woman declined the job offer. ...

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• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: Undergraduate

The civil rights movements in these countries are similar because they were both effective in keeping the races apart, both had leaders who guided the movements, both had instances of citizen resistance, and both undermined the spirit of democracy. ... Systems of apartheid and segregation were very effective in keeping the races separate. ... In the United States, Jim Crow laws banned black citizens from obtaining jobs and access to public places such as restaurants and hotels. ... Zecozy Williams, a black woman who intensely supported the bus boycotts, drove all of her friends to work afte...

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Even among the Africans who were, slaves there were different ideas of the role of the woman and what kind of job she had. ... Hooks goes on to say that, "until men are taught how to parent using the same model of effective parenting that has been taught to women, they will not participate equally in child care. ... Both black men and women need to raise their consciousness and realize that single parenting is not the most effective way to raise a child. ... Othermothers are helpful to parents that cannot afford day care, or work other j...

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• Grade Level: High School

Even though you might be the most qualified for the job you still might not obtain the position. ... The debate by most individuals is that I lost my job or pay increase because of affirmative action. ... He states that minorities say they need this to be seen as an equal in an interview for a job. ... Women cannot produce the same amount of body power for a job in which a man can. ... Jobs require strength and brains, not just brains. ...

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Slavery was the most effective, efficient and profitable system of labour for the southern plantation owners. ... This is because the slaves could be used for any job the master liked. ... Some of these jobs were blacksmiths, bricklayers, cabinetmakers and carpenters. ...

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Soon, African Americans started to receive fair advantages like, high paying jobs, the right to a fair education and many other opportunities. ... The most effective time in the progression of African Americans was the Civil Rights Era. ... These sit-ins were very effective; they showed that blacks were willing to go to any lengths to prove their desire for equality. ...

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These were boom times for the United States, and jobs were abundant in cities, especially in the North. ... Writers were able to deliver a more subtle, and more effective, message by portraying the lives of characters and by composing verses in their poems. ...

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The example of Binns was effective in showing the power the Democrats knew it had and how it catered to the Irish, since they were a large population whose votes could help them in their support of slavery. The Democratic Party also seemed more sympathetic to the Irish's concern that free blacks would take their jobs. Chapter Four talked about the emergence of Labor Unions and the growing nervousness with job security. ... McMullen had a lot of influence amongst politicians and was able to have a number of his supporters in various jobs around Philadelphia. ...

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This cohort embraces the beliefs of American society concerning individualism personal expression and material well being, yet also sees how social issues such as incarceration, poor schooling, no jobs, drugs and erosion of family structures arise not just from individual failures, but from racially disparate group based treatment (Collins, 2006). ... That being said, present day educators should be striving to find innovative and effective ways to reach the growing population of minority children in American schools. ...

• Word Count: 1971
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Because fewer blacks and Hispanics are graduating and getting degrees, more minorities are getting stuck in lower paying jobs, and end up living in poverty or relying on welfare programs to get by. Because they are getting paid less, they cannot afford to take time off of work in order to go to school to actually obtain a degree in the hopes of getting a career or even a better job. ... Studies that Benson addresses reinforce the ideas that Latino students aren't getting the same education as whites, with data showing that more Latino kids are placed with less effective teachers within th...

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By using a wide assortment of effective rhetorical tools, Kennedy persuades readers of the power of the respectability politics. ... The author does an excellent job of intelligently responding to all of his critics, never once allowing anyone to prove him wrong. ...

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This is a particularly effective section of Kings letter solely based on the fact that this what? ... Although much of King's letter is opinion and emotionally based, he was very thorough and did a good job of getting his point across. ...

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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X were both fighting the same war for the same people. Their methods were different but both achieved, in time, what they were trying to bring across. Never did they back down from their beliefs or compromised them. They were the embodiment of integrity. King a...

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As did men, women pretended to be ignorant of a job in order not to have to do it. ... This form of resistance proved effective for slave women because they were expected to have children, and slaveholders could never be sure that the women's aches and pains would not impair their ability to have children. ...

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