... other Historically Black Colleges and Universities must take it upon themselves to teach their students the importance of contributing to their communities once they graduate and enter into the business world. Colleges like Hampton, Howard, Spelman and Morehouse have the opportunity to produce professionals that can restructure and save the black community. Students who graduate from these institutions have the resources ... ...

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... , Lynn Whitfield, and Ntzoke Shange who is the plays author. The play is simply a series of monologues, which intends to show how the woman struggles to find a place in a man's world. Shange's language in the play was widely expressed in the play. She dynamically speaks about her experiences using colorful, unabashed honesty. I could relate to her boyfriend troubles, because she spoke ... ...

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... and unhappiness to those people. Leading successful lives was impossible because the African Americans were deprived of full rights and justice. Racial prejudice, stereotype, and hatred were introduced to our world because of the feeling of superiority. Experiencing this state of favorable position over other people results into segregation and discrimination. A person's skin color or race does not define their true ... ...

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